He wrote about a man named John who sees a statue marked "ASHING" in the ruins of New York, which he dubs "the place of the Gods" in the short story By the Waters of Babylon.
He wrote about a man named John who sees a statue marked "ASHING" in the ruins of New York, which he dubs "the place of the Gods" in the short story By the Waters of Babylon. He declared "I have fallen in love with American names" at the beginning of a poem that conclues "bury my heart at wounded knee." For 10 points, name this man, who also wrote an epic poem about the Civil War and a short story in which Jabez Stone's right to his soul is defended by an undead Massachusetts Senator: John Brown's Body and "The Devil and Daniel Webster."
He wrote about a man named John who sees a statue marked "ASHING" in the ruins of New York, which he dubs "the place of the Gods" in the short story By the Waters of Babylon.
Stephen Vincent {Benet} [prompt on {Benet}]