In another of this person's poems, the speaker's "candle burns at both ends" and "gives a lovely light," although it "will not last the night."
This poet noted that "the sky will cave in on" "the man whose soul is flat" in a poem that begins "All I could see from where I stood/ Was three long mountains and a wood," "Renascence." In another of this person's poems, the speaker's "candle burns at both ends" and "gives a lovely light," although it "will not last the night." For 10 points, name this female American poet who included "First Fig" in her book A Few Figs From Thistles.
This poet noted that "the sky will cave in on" "the man whose soul is flat" in a poem that begins "
Edna St. Vincent {Millay}