Another of his poems states that "out of the grave I come to tell you this" and asks the titular character to "go to the western gate".
One of this man's poems opens "they are all gone away" and says that the titular building is in "ruin and decay." Another of his poems states that "out of the grave I come to tell you this" and asks the titular character to "go to the western gate". This man wrote "The House on the Hill" and "Luke Havergal," poems about the residents of Tilbury Town. In addition to writing about a man "rich, richer than a king" who "went [*] home and put a bullet in his head," this man penned a poem about a man who "eyed a khaki suit with loathing," "coughed and called it fate," and "kept on drinking." For 10 points, name this American poet of "Richard Cory" and "Miniver Cheevy."
One of this man's poems opens "they are all gone away" and says that the titular building is in "ruin and decay."
Edwin Arlington {Robinson}