For 10 points, name this American poet of "Oh Captain!
This author wrote one work in which the narrator is curious about the men and women "attired in the usual costumes" aboard the title boat. One poem by this author talks about a ship that has "weathered every rack" and laments that the title character has "fallen cold and dead." This poet of "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" wrote one poem in which the narrator announces that he "celebrates" himself. For 10 points, name this American poet of "Oh Captain! My Captain!" whose poem "Song of Myself" appears in the collection Leaves of Grass.
This author wrote one work in which the narrator is curious about the men and women "attired in the usual costumes" aboard the title boat.
(Walter) Walt {Whitman}