What poet wrote this epitaph for his own grave 'Cast a cold eye, on life, on death. Horseman pass by'?
Horseman, Pass By! see the edition when he emerged briefly from a coma before Christmas, before he died on 28 December 2016. Xavier Houssin wrote in "Le Monde": "Of these authors of Erin, assembling the words thrown at the brim of storms, "Horseman, Pass By!" is above all a great deal about William Butler Yeats. ... Déon makes the poet, his life, his works, the absolute epicentre of an intimate wandering. Compass point in place, he traces the circle and rosettes of a long walk around him. ... You are touched. Conquered." Horseman, Pass By! Horseman, Pass By! () is a 2005 book
Horseman, Pass By Horseman, Pass By Horseman, Pass By is the first novel written by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Larry McMurtry, published when he was 25. This 1961 western portrays life on a cattle ranch from the perspective of young narrator Lonnie Bannon. Set in post-World War II Texas (1954), the Bannon ranch is owned by Lonnie's grandfather, Homer Bannon. Homer's ruthless stepson, Hud, stands as the primary antagonist of the novel. The novel inspired the film "Hud", starring Paul Newman as the title character. The title of the novel derives from the last three lines of the poem "Under Ben Bulben" by William