text: This author wrote a poem that describes a scene "in the childhood of the world" in which a group callsfor "milky sap" and "honey from the hollow oak".
full_question: This author wrote a poem that describes a scene "in the childhood of the world" in which a group callsfor "milky sap" and "honey from the hollow oak". A mention of a "still, small voice of calm" ends a poemby this man that was the source of the hymn "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind". The uncle tells huntingstories and the schoolmaster relays news from Dartmouth in a poem by this man whose speaker wakes upafter a storm to "no cloud above, no earth below, / a universe of (*) sky and snow!" In a poem by this authorof "The Brewing of Soma", Stonewall Jackson orders his men not to harm the title character, who says "Shoot, ifyou must, this old gray head, / But spare your country's flag". For 10 points, name this Quaker poet of "SnowBound"and "Barbara Frietchie".
first_sentence: This author wrote a poem that describes a scene "in the childhood of the world" in which a group callsfor "milky sap" and "honey from the hollow oak".
raw_answer: John Greenleaf Whittier 