That author with this name wrote a collection whose title character is "neither a star, nor a prophet's inspiration" but "a king whose dreams are palaces" "in the dominion of the wind.
One author with this name described a man "on the mouldy side of the rock of the world" who cries, "Crumble, O statues of liberty, O nails planted in breasts." That author with this name wrote a collection whose title character is "neither a star, nor a prophet's inspiration" but "a king whose dreams are palaces" "in the dominion of the wind." A character with this name is compared to a "dive-dapper peering through a wave" when his "pure shame and awed resistance" lead him to be called a (*) "thing like a man, but of no woman bred." That character laments, "My day's delight is past" after his horse runs off with a mare. The lover of that "rose-cheek'd" character with this name compares him to a deer while asking for kisses and denounces Death as a "Grim-grinning ghost" after he dies while hunting. For 10 points, give this shared name of the author of Songs of Mihyar of Damascus and a Shakespearean lover of Venus.
One author with this name described a man "on the mouldy side of the rock of the world" who cries, "Crumble, O statues of liberty, O nails planted in breasts."
Adonis [accept Ali Ahmad Said Esber (either underlined name) before "character with this name"]