This man's venture into newspapers was countered by John Fenno's publication. The title creature was "born to sip the lake or spring" in his "To a Honey-Bee," and this author lamented the "frail duration of flower" in writing of the "comely" buds of "The Wild (*) Honey-Suckle." He addressed the title people as "traitors" in writing of "the various horrors" of "The British Prison-Ship," and another
This man's venture into newspapers was countered by John Fenno's publication. The title creature was "born to sip the lake or spring" in his "To a Honey-Bee," and this author lamented the "frail duration of flower" in writing of the "comely" buds of "The Wild (*) Honey-Suckle." He addressed the title people as "traitors" in writing of "the various horrors" of "The British Prison-Ship," and another of his poems discusses the "soul's eternal sleep." For 10 points, name this author of "The Indian Burying Ground," known as the poet of the American Revolution.
This man's venture into newspapers was countered by John Fenno's publication.
Philip Morin Freneau