This author claimed, "it is bitter earnestness / That makes beauty," in a poem in which "a throbbing of engines" presages the appearance of the title group.
This author claimed, "it is bitter earnestness / That makes beauty," in a poem in which "a throbbing of engines" presages the appearance of the title group. In addition to "Boats in a Fog," he wrote the poem "Granite and Cypress," in which some saplings writhe in the wake of "the invisible falcon."He presented the Agamemnon story in dialogue form in The Tower Beyond Tragedy, and retold the Phaedra story in a long tragic narrative. He also described the part-Native American woman California watching her husband Johnny die before shooting the title stallion in another long tragic narrative. For 10 points, name this poet of Cawdor and Roan Stallion who lived at Tor House and Hawk Tower in Carmel, California, the author of The Women at Point Sur.
This author claimed, "it is bitter earnestness / That makes beauty," in a poem in which "a throbbing of engines" presages the appearance of the title group.
John Robinson Jeffers