The title poem of one collection by this author describes plants like the "twiggy stuff of bushes" and the  "wildcarrot leaf" as they "grip down and begin to awaken".
The title poem of one collection by this author describes plants like the "twiggy stuff of bushes" and the  "wildcarrot leaf" as they "grip down and begin to awaken". While the most famous poem of another  collection describes the "tweedle of bagpipes" and the "kicking and rolling about" in the titular painter's  "The Kermess'. Those are the collections Spring and All  and Pictures from Breughel. But his most anthologized poems describe an implement that "so much depends upon" and apologize for eating "the  plums / that were in / the icebox". FTP, name this New Jerseyite poet of "The Read Wheelbarrow"  and  "This is Just Say".
The title poem of one collection by this author describes plants like the "twiggy stuff of bushes" and the  "wildcarrot leaf" as they "grip down and begin to awaken".
William Carlos Williams