That poem, (*) "Autumnal," forms part of a section called "The Lyrical Year" in a collection by this author.
This poet referenced Lohengrin in a poem about a creature under whose wings "the new Poetry" is born. This author of "The Swan" also wrote about a "sea-dog" who sleeps in "the siesta of the tropics" after "thinking of the beaches/of a vague, distant, misty land." This poet wrote a work in which the speaker is led by a "friendly fairy" and tells her, "I want to feel within my soul profound, deep, and boundless inspiration: light, warmth, aroma, life." That poem, (*) "Autumnal," forms part of a section called "The Lyrical Year" in a collection by this author. This author of "Symphony in Gray Major" also wrote a work in which the speaker tells the title figure that "it is with the voice of the Bible, or the verse of Walt Whitman" that he should come to the title figure, who he later calls an "Alexander-Nebuchadnezzar." For 10 points, name this modernista poet of "To Roosevelt" and the collection Azul
This poet referenced Lohengrin in a poem about a creature under whose wings "the new Poetry" is born.
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