This poet wrote "things fall apart, the center cannot hold" in "The Second Coming."
This poet wrote of "great wings beating still above the staggering girl" in his "Leda and the Swan." This author of a series of poems about Maud Gonne wrote of a place "that is no country for old men" in another poem. This author of (*) "Sailing to Byzantium" warned that "a terrible beauty is born" in a poem about an unsuccessful uprising. This poet wrote "things fall apart, the center cannot hold" in "The Second Coming." For 10 points, name this Irish poet and author of "Easter, 1916."
This poet wrote of "great wings beating still above the staggering girl" in his "Leda and the Swan."
William Butler {Yeats}