This author wrote a poem in which "they are all gone away" and "there is nothing more to say," while a play by this author describes Weldon Farnham's encounter with the title character, Van Zorn.
This author wrote a poem in which "they are all gone away" and "there is nothing more to say," while a play by this author describes Weldon Farnham's encounter with the title character, Van Zorn. This author of the villanelle "The House on the Hill" created a title character who "cursed the commonplace" and "loved the days of old" in "Miniver Cheevy," while his most famous poem features a "gentleman from sole to crown" who "put a bullet through his head." For 10 points, name this American poet of "Miniver Cheevy" and "Richard Cory."
This author wrote a poem in which "they are all gone away" and "there is nothing more to say," while a play by this author describes Weldon Farnham's encounter with the title character, Van Zorn.
Edwin Arlington Robinson 