One poem by this man describes the rising of the "lord-star Jupiter" and the motion of the "delicatesisters the Pleiades" as the speaker exhorts one figure, "weep not, child."
One poem by this man describes the rising of the "lord-star Jupiter" and the motion of the "delicatesisters the Pleiades" as the speaker exhorts one figure, "weep not, child." Another poem by this mancontrasts a form that "attracts with fierce undeniable attraction" to one that "is action and power",and begs the reader to (*) "Swim with the swimmers, wrestle with wrestlers, march in line with thefiremen." This poet of "On the Beach at Night" wrote about a man whose "lips are pale and still" andhas "fallen cold and dead" in a poem about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. For 10 points, namethis poet, who wrote "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry", "O Captain! My Captain!" and the collection Leaves ofGrass.
One poem by this man describes the rising of the "lord-star Jupiter" and the motion of the "delicatesisters the Pleiades" as the speaker exhorts one figure, "weep not, child."
Walt Whitman