This person is advised to ignore any "reels of rhy
This person is advised to ignore any "reels of rhyme" resulting from his characteristic action, as they result merely from "a shadow / [He's] seeing / That [the rhymer's] chasing." This title character inspires readiness: his hearer is "ready to go anywhere" and "promise[s] to go wandering" "Far from the twisted reach / Of crazy sorrow…" The narrator, listening to him, begs, "let me forget about today / Until tomorrow." For ten points, name this musician who, if "[you're] not sleepy / And there is no place [you're] going to," may "play a song for [you]" according to Bob Dylan.
This person is advised to ignore any "reels of rhyme" resulting from his characteristic action, as they result merely from "a shadow /
Mr. {Tambourine Man} (note that, as this is on the character and not the work, an exact title is not required)