This author's poem urging a man to "go to the western gate," "Luke Havergal," is set in this author's fictional village of Tilbury Town.
A sonnet by this author condemns the "squeamish and emasculate crusade" against the "grim dominion" of Emile Zola's art. This author's poem urging a man to "go to the western gate," "Luke Havergal," is set in this author's fictional village of Tilbury Town. The title character of one of this author's poems eyes a (*) "khaki suit with loathing," and instead loves the Medici and "the days of old. Another of this author's title characters is "admirably schooled in every grace" and "richer than a king," but "one calm summer night / Went home and put a bullet through his head." For 10 points, name this American poet of "Miniver Cheevy" and "Richard Cory."
A sonnet by this author condemns the "squeamish and emasculate crusade" against the "grim dominion" of Emile Zola's art.
Edwin Arlington {Robinson}