His autobiography contained such chapters as "Kid-Talk-Folk Talk" and several biographical vignettes he dubbed "album faces.
His autobiography contained such chapters as "Kid-Talk-Folk Talk" and several biographical vignettes he dubbed "album faces." A poem in which this author claimed "it is too early and I am not footloose yet, "Broken-Face Gargoyles," contains the line that supplies that autobiography's title, Always the Young Strangers. He exhorted "Pack me down in the salt and wet" and "Sling me under the sea" in a work titled "Bones." He wrote of passengers who ask the conductor "What place is this? / Where are we now?" at sites like Ypres and Verdun, and of an entity that "sits...on silent haunches" and comes "on little cat feet." FTP, name this poet of "Grass," "Fog," and "Chicago."
His autobiography contained such chapters as "Kid-Talk-Folk Talk" and several biographical vignettes he dubbed "album faces.
Carl August {Sandburg}