FTP, name this poem about a figure pacing, who "cannot sleep upon his hillside," a Vachel Lindsay work about a certain somnambulist U.S. President.
The titular figure in this poem bows his head and "thinks of men and kings," and wishes for a time where "a league of sober folk" shall bring "long peace to Cornland, Alp, and Sea." The titular figure is also described as "bronzed" and "lank," and is distraught by the sins of the war-lords and the weeping in homesteads. FTP, name this poem about a figure pacing, who "cannot sleep upon his hillside," a Vachel Lindsay work about a certain somnambulist U.S. President.
The titular figure in this poem bows his head and "thinks of men and kings," and wishes for a time where "a league of sober folk" shall bring "long peace to Cornland, Alp, and Sea.
"Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight"