For 10 points, identify this British author of "Jenny Kiss'd Me" and "Abou ben Adhem".
The title figure of one poem by this man refers to the reader as a "breather of unbreathable sword-sharp air" and as an "Amazing monster!" that made that figure's race "forever stare". In the second canto of another of his poems, he describes a figure as "the very poetry of nature" as that figure, Paolo Malatesta, arrives at Francesca's wedding. In addition to "A Fish Answers" and The Story of (*) Rimini, this author published the Liberal with Lord Byron and Percy Shelley, founded the Examiner, and wrote Solomon's Ring. A poem by this man asks "Time, you thief" to "Say that health and wealth have missed me" as long as the title action is mentioned, while another of his poems describes "An angel writing in a book of gold" and wishes that the title figure's tribe may increase. For 10 points, identify this British author of "Jenny Kiss'd Me" and "Abou ben Adhem".
The title figure of one poem by this man refers to the reader as a "breather of unbreathable sword-sharp air" and as an "Amazing monster!"
{Leigh Hunt} [or {James Henry Leigh Hunt}]