Sixteen years after writing about Saul Kane in "The Everlasting Mercy", he wrote two children's books starring Kay Harker, namely The Midnight Folk and The Box of Delights.
One of this author's poems stars a man who turns his life around and asks the "dear lily of delight" to "spring my heart again / that I may flower to men" after getting dressed down by both Jimmy Jaggard's mother and the Quaker temperance advocate Miss Bourne. That poem by this man stars a man who runs around town claiming to be Satan after defeating Billy Myers in a boxing match. Sixteen years after writing about Saul Kane in "The Everlasting Mercy", he wrote two children's books starring Kay Harker, namely The Midnight Folk and The Box of Delights. In his best-known poem, he noted that "the call of the running tide / is a wild call and clear call that may not be denied" and stated that "All I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by." That poem opens with the line "I must down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and sky". FTP, name this English Poet Laureate who wrote "Sea-Fever".
One of this author's poems stars a man who turns his life around and asks the "dear lily of delight" to "spring my heart again / that I may flower to men" after getting dressed down by both Jimmy Jaggard's mother and the Quaker temperance advocate Miss Bourne.
John Edward {Masefield}