This poet asked "when the ghost begins to quicken, …is it sent out naked on the roads" in his poem "The Cold Heaven."
This poet asked "when the ghost begins to quicken, …is it sent out naked on the roads" in his poem "The Cold Heaven." He wrote about a place where he will have "nine bean-rows" and "a hive for the honey-bee" in a locale where he wishes to build a "small cabin" made "of clay and wattles." In addition to penning "The Lake Isle of (*) Innisfree," he wrote a poem in which "things fall apart" and "the centre cannot hold." That poem is "The Second Coming." For 10 points, name this Irish poet of "Sailing to Byzantium."
This poet asked "when the ghost begins to quicken, …is it sent out naked on the roads" in his poem "The Cold Heaven."
William Butler {Yeats}