Yes,
The Mother of the Muses is another fine poem.
One of the great things he has done is take "class" out of the classics; a classical education has always been the distinguishing mark of the upper classes in our culture. He has spent his life in trying to take all snobbery out of the classics - even if a poem like "V" admits the near-impossibility of doing so. But there's something wonderful in his determination to translate Aeschylus into deliberately Anglo-Saxon rather than Latinate English, which is part of the same struggle.
I did a long review of his Collected Poems and his Film Poetry for an Italian poetry-magazine (in English), which you can find
here.