This author claimed not to write "for the towering dead with their nightingales and psalms", but for "the lovers, their arms 'round the grief of the ages" in his poem "
This author claimed not to write "for the towering dead with their nightingales and psalms", but for "the lovers, their arms 'round the grief of the ages" in his poem "In My Craft or Sullen Art". He described how "faith in their hands shall snap in two, and the unicorn evils run them through" in a poem which notes "though lovers be lost love shall not". Another of his poems says that "the sabbath rang slowly in the pebbles of the holy streams" while the speaker "was (*) young and easy under the apple boughs"; that poem ends with the lines "Time held me green and dying / though I sang in my chains like the sea." This author of "And Death Shall Have No Dominion" and "Fern Hill" wrote a villanelle which urges "rage, rage against the dying of the light". For 10 points, name this Welsh poet of "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night".
This author claimed not to write "for the towering dead with their nightingales and psalms", but for "the lovers, their arms 'round the grief of the ages" in his poem "
Dylan Marlais Thomas