" This poem ends as a cart ascends a hill, driven by a woman impregnated by the protagonist during a stay at a farm.
In this poem, a child who comes to pick buttercups runs back home after a rider wielding a sword asks her where the town is. The speaker of this poem says that of "Black-robed priests" and "lovers in your buckskin youth," that "All these you are, and each is partly you, And none is false, and none is wholly true." This poem ends as a cart ascends a hill, driven by a woman impregnated by the protagonist during a stay at a farm. The hotel employee Sophy is promised fine perfumes by a spy whose boots contain incriminating documents. Skippy, Luke, and Melora are characters in this poem, which contains a prelude titled "The Slaver." This poem focuses on scenes of Connecticut soldier Jack Ellyat on the battlefield, and its first book describes the raid on Harper's Ferry. For 10 points, name this epic poem by Stephen Vincent Benét.
In this poem, a child who comes to pick buttercups runs back home after a rider wielding a sword asks her where the town is.
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