" This writer's line "the event is in the hand of God" alludes to George Washington's quote about raising a standard "to which the wise and honest can repair.
The speaker of a work by this writer is shown a narwhal by a sailor, who says its name translates roughly as "he who easily can curve himself against the sky." The speaker of one of this writer's works says a prayer for a dying bird, saying "Dog nor vulture nor cat shall toy with you, and though you die, bird, you will have a fine view." This writer's line "the event is in the hand of God" alludes to George Washington's quote about raising a standard "to which the wise and honest can repair." This writer described a dream in which her sister skipped stones on a river, creating a (*) "mud-cloud, mica-spangled, like the sky'd been breathing on a mirror." The death of John Purroy Mitchel is recounted in a recent work by this writer whose central metaphor is based on the poem "Ozymandias"; that work is called "Sapokanikan." For 10 points, name this musician behind the albums Divers and Ys, a harpist whose lyrics are much admired by the author of this question.
The speaker of a work by this writer is shown a narwhal by a sailor, who says its name translates roughly as "he who easily can curve himself against the sky.
Joanna (Caroline) Newsom