This poet wrote, "Wait, I prithee, till I come within earshot of thy hum--all without is martyrdom," in apoem addressing a "yellow-breeched philosopher," "The Humble-Bee."
This poet wrote, "Wait, I prithee, till I come within earshot of thy hum--all without is martyrdom," in apoem addressing a "yellow-breeched philosopher," "The Humble-Bee." The speaker of another of hispoems states, "I am the doubter and the doubt," before instructing the "meek lover of the good" to "findme, and turn thy back on heaven." This poet of "Brahma" coined the phrase "shot heard round the world"in his "Concord Hymn." For 10 points, name this American poet also known for essays such as"Experience," "The Over-Soul," and "Self-Reliance."
This poet wrote, "Wait, I prithee, till I come within earshot of thy hum--all without is martyrdom," in apoem addressing a "yellow-breeched philosopher," "The Humble-Bee."
 Ralph Waldo Emerson