One poem by this author is set on a hill overlooking a town, where a lone man pretends to revel with his dead friends while clutching a jug of liquor.
One poem by this author is set on a hill overlooking a town, where a lone man pretends to revel with his dead friends while clutching a jug of liquor. This author of "Mr. Flood's Party" wrote a poem about a "child of scorn" who was "born too late." He created an "imperially slim" character whom he contrasted with people who "cursed their bread" in one poem. In that poem, the title character goes home and puts a bullet in his head. For 10 points, name this American poet who wrote "Miniver Cheevy" and "Richard Cory."
One poem by this author is set on a hill overlooking a town, where a lone man pretends to revel with his dead friends while clutching a jug of liquor.
Edwin Arlington {Robinson}