Who wrote the poem "Requiem" ?
Correct answer: A. Robert Louis Stevenson
- A. Robert Louis Stevenson
- B. William Shakespeare
- C. Samuel Johnson
- D. John Milton
Explanation
Robert Louis Stevenson wrote “Requiem,” the poem beginning “Under the wide and starry sky,” which also serves as his epitaph. The title should not be confused with the many other poems and musical works called “Requiem.”
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