His 1848 collection of poems contains such works as "To the Dandelion", "An Indian Summer Reverie" and "The Changeling", and his Conversations of Some Old Poets calls for the abolition of slavery.
His 1848 collection of poems contains such works as "To the Dandelion", "An Indian Summer Reverie" and "The Changeling", and his Conversations of Some Old Poets calls for the abolition of slavery. His collection Among My Books contains a series of essays on literary figures, and his wife Maria White inspired the poems in his A Year's Life. His final collection Heartsease and Rue contains an elegy to Agassiz, and characters he invented include Sir Launfel and Reverend Wilbur. The poet of the "Commemoration Ode", for 10 points name this author of The Biglow Papers.
His 1848 collection of poems contains such works as "To the Dandelion", "An Indian Summer Reverie" and "The Changeling", and his Conversations of Some Old Poets calls for the abolition of slavery.
James Russell {Lowell}