This poet’s spouse created a bust of Sappho for their farmhouse in upstate New York, which Mary Oliver recalled visiting in the essay “Steepletop.” A poem by this author observes that “the rain / is full of ghosts tonight” and notes, “summer sang in me / A little while.” This poet commanded the reader to “let geese gabble and hiss” in a poem that considers those who “have heard her massive sandal set on stone.” That sonnet by this author imagines the “terrible day, when first the shaft into his vision shone (10[1])/ of light anatomized!” This poet stated “Infinity / Came down and settled over me” in a poem beginning “All I could see from where I stood / Was three long mountains and a wood.” For 10 points, name this poet of “Euclid alone has looked (10[1])on Beauty bare” and “Renascence.” ■END■ (0[1])