James Agee took the title for a book of poetry from this man's line "Permit me voyage, love, into your hands," which appears in the third section of "Voyages."  
Yvor Winters disapproved of this poet's lines about "the graduate opacities of evening" which take numbers of people away to somewhere "Virginal perhaps, less fragmentary, cool."  This poet wondered what it would be like to drink the sun as did and does Xochipilli (cho-chee-pih-lee) in "The Circumstance."  In another poem, he advised some "brilliant kids" to "frisk with your dog" at the beach while remembering that "the bottom of the sea is cruel," while the speaker remembers having "heard a kitten in the wilderness" at the end of "Chaplinesque."  James Agee took the title for a book of poetry from this man's line "Permit me voyage, love, into your hands," which appears in the third section of "Voyages."  However, he is best known for a long poem whose first section asks the titular object to descend and of its "curveship lend a myth to God."  His three books include Key West and White Buildings, as well as a longer work which includes sections about Quaker Hill, "The Harbor Dawn," and Cape Hatteras.  FTP, name this American poet of The Bridge.
Yvor Winters disapproved of this poet's lines about "the graduate opacities of evening" which take numbers of people away to somewhere "Virginal perhaps, less fragmentary, cool."  
Hart Crane