This author of "You, Andrew Marvell" wrote that "a poem should be palpable and mute as a globed fruit" in his "Ars Poetica."
The title event of one of this man's poems happens as "Teeny was about to cough" and "Ralph the Lion was engaged in biting the neck of Madame Sossman." In another work, this poet wrote about the "always coming on / the always rising of the night." He wrote of the "nothing, nothing, nothing - nothing at all" occurring in a sonnet which opens "Quite unexpectedly" and is titled "The End of the World." This poet used the image of (*) "An empty doorway and a maple leaf" in one of his poems, and the narrator of another sits "face down beneath the sun" and reflects on Ecbatan, Baghdad, and Palmyra. This author of "You, Andrew Marvell" wrote that "a poem should be palpable and mute as a globed fruit" in his "Ars Poetica." For 10 points, name this author of the verse drama J.B.
The title event of one of this man's poems happens as "Teeny was about to cough" and "Ralph the Lion was engaged in biting the neck of Madame Sossman."
Archibald {MacLeish}