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In one poem, this man described a "conscientious object-or" "whose warmest heart recoiled at war." This poet described his friend B. in his autobiographical novel of World War I, entitled The Enormous Room, and this author of "I sing of Olaf glad and big" wrote that his love was "whatever a moon has always meant and whatever a sun will sing" in [*] "i carry your heart with me." This man wrote about a character who loved "noone" and "sang his didn't and danced his did" in the title place with "up so floating many bells down" in the poem "anyone lived in a pretty how town." For 10 points, name this poet who often wrote oddly-punctuated poems in all lowercase letters.
In one poem, this man described a "conscientious object-or" "whose warmest heart recoiled at war."
Edward Estlin {Cummings}