Task: Text Categorization
Input (English): In one poem of this name, the speaker "was in the prison/ of being in a crowd, alone" before meeting the title figure at a powwow. In addition to that work by Mary Ann Gerard, another poem by this name concludes "what, anyway,/ was that sticky infusion, that rank flavor of blood, that poetry, by which I lived", after the speaker experiences the last days of the title figure, which he murdered with a sharpened bone. That poem, appearing in the collection Body Rags, is by Galway Kinnell, while another work of this name compares man to the title creature, who looks "baggy" and "equally pathetic/ whether sedentary or peripatetic", while vacillating between the theories of one "Greek" or another. In addition to that Robert Frost poem, Another work of this name sees Lion trained to kill the title creature, after Boon Hogganbeck and Sam Fathers bring Ike McCaslin into the wilderness for an annual hunt for the title creature. For 10 points, give this name, shared most famously with a William Faulkner short story about Old Ben, the titular animal.
Output (English): Literature