This author meta-references the title subject as "crusted with blood and barbaric omens" in a poem comparing Hitler's speech in Danzig to the wailing of an infant.  
This author meta-references the title subject as "crusted with blood and barbaric omens" in a poem comparing Hitler's speech in Danzig to the wailing of an infant.  Another of his poems begins by noting that "iron rusts, and bronze has its green sickness," and details the events following Barney McKaye's discovery of the title implement. Another of his poems ends as an entity became "quite unsheathed from reality," and the speaker of that poem notes that "except the penalties," he would sooner kill a man than the title animal. This author commemorated his wife in "For Una" and authored "The Stone Axe" and "Hurt Hawks." He wrote a long poem about a Carmel coast fire that leaves Martial and Fera to live in Cawdor's farm, and one about an incestuous suitor of Lee Andrews and sister of Lee Cauldwell. For 10 points, identify this advocate of "inhumanism," the environmentalist poet of Tamar.
This author meta-references the title subject as "crusted with blood and barbaric omens" in a poem comparing Hitler's speech in Danzig to the wailing of an infant.  
John {Robinson Jeffers}