This poet wrote that "Death" is a "beautiful friend who remembers" in his "Under the Harvest Moon."
This author wrote a poem describing  "Buffaloes, blizzards, way down in Texas" which says, "There is a God, there must be a God, how can there be rain or sun unless there is a God?" This poet wrote that "Death" is a "beautiful friend who remembers" in his "Under the Harvest Moon." (*) "Pile the bodies high at Austerlitz and Waterloo" is the opening line of his poem "Grass," while this poet opened another work by noting that the title object "comes on little cat feet." This author of "Fog" called a title city the "Hog Butcher for the World." For 10 points, name this poet who wrote "Chicago."
This author wrote a poem describing  "Buffaloes, blizzards, way down in Texas" which says, "There is a God, there must be a God, how can there be rain or sun unless there is a God?"
Carl Sandburg