One poem in this collection describes "this brain that fills the skull with schemes," and another refers to "the still air of the speechless night, when lovers crown their vows.
One poem in this collection describes "this brain that fills the skull with schemes," and another refers to "the still air of the speechless night, when lovers crown their vows." It also notes "the old cow, she is dead" in a poem about someone who (*) eats his "victuals fast enough," and recalls "the time you won your town the race." For 10 points— "To An Athlete Dying Young" appears in what volume by A.E. Housman?
One poem in this collection describes "this brain that fills the skull with schemes," and another refers to "the still air of the speechless night, when lovers crown their vows.
A Shropshire Lad