This poet concluded "alas, we all are babes" after declaring "tradition, thou art for suckling children" in one poem.
This poet concluded "alas, we all are babes" after declaring "tradition, thou art for suckling children" in one poem. In another poem, this man's "pen could mash" the "many red devils" that run from his heart. Those poems appear in a collection titled for a group who, with "clang of spear and shield," "came from the sea." This author set several stories in Whilomville, New York. In a novel by this author of the collection The (*) Black Riders, a "tattered solider" begs for companionship from "the youth," who is moved by the death of Jim Conklin; in that novel, the solider who leads the 304th New York to victory is wounded by a rifle blow to the head. For 10 points, name this author who created Henry Fleming in The Red Badge of Courage.
This poet concluded "alas, we all are babes" after declaring "tradition, thou art for suckling children" in one poem.
Stephen Crane