In one of this man's poem, a squirrel tells a mountain "If I cannot carry forests on my back,neither can you crack a nut."
In one of this man's poem, a squirrel tells a mountain "If I cannot carry forests on my back,neither can you crack a nut." He wrote "the lost, the lost, he cannot restore" after claiming "thesouth-wind brings life, sunshine, and desire" in his poem "Threnody." This man wrote that "eyeswere made for seeing" and "beauty is its own excuse for being" in a poem addressed to a flower. Thenarrator of another of his poems commands "Find me, and turn thy back on heaven" after claiming"I am the doubter and the doubt." This author of (*) "Rhodora" and "Brahma" set another poem "bythe rude bridge that arched the flood" where embattled farmers "fired the shot heard round the world." For10 points, name this author of "Concord Hymn" who wrote "A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of littleminds" in the essay "Self-Reliance."
In one of this man's poem, a squirrel tells a mountain "If I cannot carry forests on my back,neither can you crack a nut."
Ralph Waldo Emerson