FTP, name this poetry collection containing "When I was one-and-twenty" and "To an athlete dying young," the masterpiece of A.E. Housman.
The speaker of one poem in this collection sees "the land of lost content" after his heart is affected by "air that kills." The speaker of another poem in it hears one church bell tolling his death after remembering lying with his lover atop "Bredon Hill". Originally intended to be called The Poems of Terence Hearsay, this collection includes a poem mourning the deaths of "many a rose-lipt maiden / And many a lightfoot lad," titled "With rue my heart is laden," and a poem about the "Loveliest of leaves, the cherry now." FTP, name this poetry collection containing "When I was one-and-twenty" and "To an athlete dying young," the masterpiece of A.E. Housman.
The speaker of one poem in this collection sees "the land of lost content" after his heart is affected by "air that kills."
A Shropshire Lad