One work by this author describes the "venerable woods" and the "complaining brooks that make the meadows green".
One work by this author describes the "venerable woods" and the "complaining brooks that make the meadows green". At a young age, this author wrote an attack against Thomas Jefferson titled The Embargo. In one work by this author, the title creature will "find a summer home and rest" and opens by asking if falling dew will pursue "thy solitary way". Another poem by this man is written for a man who has communion with the visible forms of nature and was written as a meditation upon death. For 10 points, name this American author of "To a Waterfowl" and "Thanatopsis".
One work by this author describes the "venerable woods" and the "complaining brooks that make the meadows green".
William Cullen {Bryant}