In another poem, he described visiting a monument where an "earl and countess lie in stone"
 with "little dogs under their feet."
One poem by this author recalls the time period "between the end of the Chatterly ban and the Beatles'
 first LP." He asked "What trap is this? Where were its teeth concealed?" in the poem "Myxomatosis." This
 author wrote that "Postmen like doctors go from house to house" and noted "I work all day, and get half
 drunk at night" in one poem. He declared that "life was never better than in nineteen sixty-three" in "Annus
 Mirabalis." In another poem, he described visiting a monument where an "earl and countess lie in stone"
 with "little dogs under their feet." Another of his poems begins "They fuck you up, your mum and dad."
 For 10 points, name this British poet of "Aubade," "An Arundel Tomb," and "This Be the Verse."
One poem by this author recalls the time period "between the end of the Chatterly ban and the Beatles'
 first LP."
Philip {Larkin}