This poet described a "flood-tide below me," and also wrote about a ship that has "weather'd every rack" and whose voyage is "closed and done." This poet of "Crossing Brooklyn
This poet described a "flood-tide below me," and also wrote about a ship that has "weather'd every rack" and whose voyage is "closed and done." This poet of "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" addressed (*) "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd" to Abraham Lincoln, who has "fallen cold and dead" in "O Captain! My Captain!" For 10 points, name the author of the line "I celebrate myself and sing myself," the American poet of Leaves of Grass.
This poet described a "flood-tide below me," and also wrote about a ship that has "weather'd every rack" and whose voyage is "closed and done.
Walt(er) Whitman