The last section of this man's major poem describes something "Everpresent," whispering "antiphonal in azure swing."
The last section of this man's major poem describes something "Everpresent," whispering "antiphonal in azure swing." He considers the clipper ships Rainbow and the Leander in "Cutty Sark" and evokes Pocahontas in "Powhatan's Daughter." He also alludes to Walt Whitman, who wrote about crossing a ferry underneath the same Brooklyn landmark that this poet wrote about. For 10 points, name this author who used a stipend from Otto Kahn to write The Bridge.
The last section of this man's major poem describes something "Everpresent," whispering "antiphonal in azure swing."
Harold Hart {Crane}