can you mention a few others?
"Poems", "The Orators: An English Study"
W. H. Auden
"The Orators: An English Study"
english writer best known for poems of the sea john UNANSWERABLE who is w.h.auden? An Anglo-American poet where was he born? He was born in York did he travel to any other country? He moved to the United States when? 1939 any reason behind it? UNANSWERABLE can you mention any of his works? "Paid on Both Sides"
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W. H. Auden [SEP] 1931–35
Auden's next large-scale work was "The Orators: An English Study" (1932; revised editions, 1934, 1966), in verse and prose, largely about hero-worship in personal and political life. In his shorter poems, his style became more open and accessible, and the exuberant "Six Odes" in "The Orators" reflect his new interest in Robert Burns. During the next few years, many of his poems took their form and style from traditional ballads and popular songs, and also from expansive classical forms like the "Odes" of Horace, which he seems to have discovered through the German poet Hölderlin. Around this time his main influences were Dante, William Langland, and Alexander Pope.