This author wrote of a location where "millions cringe and shiver," and commands the title figure of another poem to "go to the western gate.
This author wrote "If I be too familiar with a fool I'm on the way to be another fool" in the poem "Merlin." This author wrote of a location where "millions cringe and shiver," and commands the title figure of another poem to "go to the western gate." This author of "Luke Havergal" and "The Town Down the River" described a drunkard who "loved the Medici albeit he had never seen one" in one poem. In another work, he described a "gentleman from sole to crown" who "one calm summer night, Went home and put a bullet through his head." For 10 points, identify this American poet who wrote "Miniver Cheevy" and "Richard Cory."
This author wrote "If I be too familiar with a fool I'm on the way to be another fool" in the poem "Merlin."
Edwin Arlington Robinson