This author wrote a work in which the speaker has "passed by the watchman on his beat / and dropped my eyes", while another of his poems mentions that Mary "sat musing on the lamp-flame at the table" before telling Warren "Silas is back."   
This author wrote a work in which the speaker has "passed by the watchman on his beat / and dropped my eyes", while another of his poems mentions that Mary "sat musing on the lamp-flame at the table" before telling Warren "Silas is back."   This author of  "Acquainted with the Night" and (*) "Death of the Hired Man" wrote another poem in which the narrator "look[ed] down one [path] as far as [he] could/ To where it bent in the undergrowth."  That poem claims that the speaker's decision "made all the difference" after "two roads diverged in a yellow wood".  For ten points, name this American poet of  "The Road Not Taken."
This author wrote a work in which the speaker has "passed by the watchman on his beat / and dropped my eyes", while another of his poems mentions that Mary "sat musing on the lamp-flame at the table" before telling Warren "Silas is back."   
Robert {Frost}