" This poem exalts a "resistless restless race" which is a "beloved race in all.
The speaker of this poem says that he, his soul and his body make a "curious trio" wandering amid the shadows. This poem describes "life's involv'd and varied pageants" and "all the workmen at their work." It asks whether "the feasters gluttonous feast" and the "corpulent sleepers sleep." This poem exalts a "resistless restless race" which is a "beloved race in all." This poem begins with the command "Come my (*) tan-faced children, follow well in order, get your weapons ready." This poem in praise of westward expansion consists of four-line stanzas, all of which end with the title. For 10 points, name this Walt Whitman poem which provided the title of a novel about Alexandra Bergson by Willa Cather.
The speaker of this poem says that he, his soul and his body make a "curious trio" wandering amid the shadows.
"Pioneers! O Pioneers!"