Edith Heal’s informal conversations with this author and his wife make up the book I Wanted to Write a Poem. This author dedicated the poem “The Crimson Cyclamen” to an artist who adapted a poem by this inventor of triadic-line poetry about seeing an object “Among the rain (-5[1])/ and (10[2])lights” (10[3])on (10[1])“a red / firetruck.” (10[8])This (10[2])author, (10[2])whose (10[2])poem (10[2])“The Great Figure” (10[3])inspired Charles (10[1])Demuth’s (10[1])painting (10[2])I Saw (10[2])the (10[2])Figure (10[2])Five in Gold, (10[4])included a poem set “By the road (-5[1])to the contagious hospital” (10[1]-5[1])in his collection (10[2])Spring (10[1])and All. (10[3])This poet wrote (10[1])about an object “glazed (10[1])with rain (10[4])/ water (10[2]-5[1])/ beside the white (10[2])/ chickens.” (10[1])The speaker of a poem by (10[1])this author says, “I have eaten / the plums (10[2])/ that were in / the (10[1])icebox.” (10[1])For 10 points, name this Imagist (10[1])poet of “The Red Wheelbarrow” and “This is Just (10[1])to Say.” ■END■ (10[1]0[3])