One of this author's poems describes a Thessalian king who could "beard the lion in his lair", while another describes the title "two-faced year" as "Mother of Change and Fate".
One of this author's poems describes a Thessalian king who could "beard the lion in his lair", while another describes the title "two-faced year" as "Mother of Change and Fate". In addition to "Admetus" and "1492", this author responded to a reading of Longfellow with her own poem about the Touro [?] Synagogue. This author of "In the Jewish Synagogue at Newport", she was similarly inspired by her heritage to write Songs of a Semite, while her visits to Ward's Island caused her to write a poem about the "Mother of Exiles", who is "not like the brazen giant of Greek fame". For 10 points, identify this author whose sonnet about "huddled masses yearning to breathe free", The New Colossus, is found on the Statue of Liberty.
One of this author's poems describes a Thessalian king who could "beard the lion in his lair", while another describes the title "two-faced year" as "Mother of Change and Fate".
Emma {Lazarus}