The speaker holds “within my hand grains of the golden sand” in a poem by this author in which he stands “amid the roar of a surf-tormented shore.” That poem by this author asks, “Can I not save One from the pitiless wave?” This poet (15[1])envisions “desperate seas long wont to roam” in a poem that depicts a “weary, way-worn wanderer” who crosses (-5[2])a “perfumed sea.” In a poem depicting (-5[1])a “lurid sea,” this author wrote, “Death has reared himself a (*) throne (-5[1])/ In a strange city lying alone.” (10[1])This author of “A Dream (10[1])Within a Dream” (10[1])repeated the line “In a kingdom by the sea” (10[7])in a poem (10[5])about (10[1])a maiden. (10[5])“The City (10[1])in the Sea” is by this author, who envisioned (10[1])“Night’s Plutonian shore” in a poem that repeats (10[1])the word “Nevermore.” (10[2])For 10 points, name this poet who depicted the sea in poems such as “Annabel Lee” (10[1])and “The Raven.” ■END■ (10[1])