This author wrote about Earth stirring "in her winter sleep" in a poem that ends "Despite the snow, / Despite the falling snow.
This author wrote about Earth stirring "in her winter sleep" in a poem that ends "Despite the snow, / Despite the falling snow." In addition to writing "She Tells Her Love," this favorite poet of Val in A. S. Byatt's Possession told about the difference between "The Naked and the Nude." He recalls two girls' attempt to peek down his pants to learn about the male anatomy and learning about literature from George Mallory in an autobiographical work that tells of the (*) atrocities of World War One from the viewpoint of a member of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. He described a character normally known as a bumbling, lame fool as only feigning his idiocy in a work partially based on Suetonius in which Livia schemes to ensure the succession of her son, Tiberius. For 10 points, name this author of Good-Bye to All That and I, Claudius.
This author wrote about Earth stirring "in her winter sleep" in a poem that ends "Despite the snow, / Despite the falling snow.
Robert Graves