In one poem, this man wonders if the title figure seeks "the plashy brink" or "marge of river wide" and concludes confidently that God will "lead" his "steps aright." In that poem, this man asks the title bird "Whither... thou dost thou pursue thy solitary way?" This poet opened another work by considering "him who in the love of nature holds communion with her visible forms." For 20 points, name 
In one poem, this man wonders if the title figure seeks "the plashy brink" or "marge of river wide" and concludes confidently that God will "lead" his "steps aright." In that poem, this man asks the title bird "Whither... thou dost thou pursue thy solitary way?" This poet opened another work by considering "him who in the love of nature holds communion with her visible forms." For 20 points, name this American poet of "To a Waterfowl" who also wrote a "meditation on death" called "Thanatopsis."
In one poem, this man wonders if the title figure seeks "the plashy brink" or "marge of river wide" and concludes confidently that God will "lead" his "steps aright."
William Cullen {Bryant}