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W. E. (William Ernest) Henley
His name is now obscure, but those familiar with Henley's biography and work often associate him with "Invictus," his most famous poem, whose message is one of dogged determination in the face of adversity.

Featured Poem
Ballade Made in the Hot Weather
Fountains that frisk and sprinkle
The moss they overspill;
Pools that the breezes crinkle;
The wheel beside the mill,
5With its wet, weedy frill;
Wind-shadows in the wheat;
A water-cart in the street;
The fringe of foam that girds
An islet's ferneries;
Poetry Trivia
Question:
What famous British poet became a naturalized citizen of the United States in 1948?
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