For 10 points, name this author of "The Congo" and "General William Booth Enters Into Heaven."
The titular animals of one of this author's poems "sat of a fence rail, / Thinking of effect and cause, / Of weeds and flowers, / And nature's laws." The title creature of another of his poems "lived in a box" and "swam in a puddle" and, though "he caught the flea," "he didn't catch me." In addition to "Two Old Crows" and "The Little Turtle," he wrote about a figure whose heart is broken because "kings must murder still." This author of (*) "Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight" also wrote a poem about a geographical feature that is "creeping through the black" and "Cutting through the forest with a golden track." His best known poem is about a figure whose "Eyes still dazzled by the ways of God;" that poem repeatedly asks "Are you washed in the blood of the lamb?" For 10 points, name this author of "The Congo" and "General William Booth Enters Into Heaven."
The titular animals of one of this author's poems "sat of a fence rail, / Thinking of effect and cause, /
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