One ode to this figure states that "I walked on the grass, on the firm dew thatwas" this figure. Another ode calls this figure a "lover of bodies beneath rough cloth",declares that "the sun sings in the navels/ of boys who play under bridges", anddecries (+) "urban faggots, tumescent flesh and unclean thoughts." In another poem,this figure is asked "Will we walk all night through solitary streets" and "Which way does your (*) beard point tonight". This subject of odes by Pablo Neruda and Federico Garcia Lorca asked "Who killed the pork chops? What price bananas?" while "eyeing the grocery boys". For ten points, name this poet who was "poking among the meats in the re
One ode to this figure states that "I walked on the grass, on the firm dew thatwas" this figure. Another ode calls this figure a "lover of bodies beneath rough cloth",declares that "the sun sings in the navels/ of boys who play under bridges", anddecries (+) "urban faggots, tumescent flesh and unclean thoughts." In another poem,this figure is asked "Will we walk all night through solitary streets" and "Which way does your (*) beard point tonight". This subject of odes by Pablo Neruda and Federico Garcia Lorca asked "Who killed the pork chops? What price bananas?" while "eyeing the grocery boys". For ten points, name this poet who was "poking among the meats in the refrigerator" in Allen Ginsberg's A Supermarket in California.
One ode to this figure states that "I walked on the grass, on the firm dew thatwas" this figure.
Walt Whitman