This man defended his poetry by writing "Kill my style/and you break Pavlow
This man defended his poetry by writing "Kill my style/and you break Pavlowa's legs/and you blind Ty Cobb's batting eye." He wrote a poem in which he notes that the title place is wicked because he has "….seen your painted women and the gas lamps luring the farm boys." This man wrote a collection of children's tales called (*) Rutabaga Stories, and described the "War Years" and "Prairie Years" of one of his subjects. For 10 points, name this biographer of Abraham Lincoln and the poet of "Chicago."
This man defended his poetry by writing "Kill my style/and you break Pavlowa's legs/and you blind Ty Cobb's batting eye."
Carl {Sandburg}