That there's some corner of a foreign field
A daughter slaughters her brother with an axe in this author's only play, Lithuania. This author wrote about a man whose "conqueror's blood was cool as a deep river" after consummating a relationship in his poem "Libido." He listed "white plates and cups" and "the cool kindliness of sheets" as things he has loved in "The Great Lover," and his time in the South Seas inspired his poem addressed to his nurse Mamua, "Tiare Tahiti." Along with Edward Marsh, he compiled an anthology of Georgian poetry, and he implored "Blow, bugles, blow!" in the third poem of a sonnet cycle including "Treasure," "Peace," and "Safety." Another poem in that cycle begins "If I should die, think only this of me: / That there's some corner of a foreign field / That is for ever England." FTP, name this English poet killed in World War I, the author of "The Soldier."
A daughter slaughters her brother with an axe in this author's only play, Lithuania.
Rupert {Brooke}