In another of his works, the speaker exclaims about "a woman's Body at auction!"
The speaker of one his poems "saw askant the armies" and the carnage following a battle after crying "approach, strong Deliveress!" in the "death carol" of its sixteenth section. In another of his works, the speaker exclaims about "a woman's Body at auction!" after asserting that "the armies of those I love engirth me." Besides those poems and his "Calamus" poems, he began his best-known poem by declaring "I celebrate myself, and sing myself. FTP, name this poet of "When Lilacs Last in the Door-yard Bloom'd" and "Song of Myself," collected in Leaves of Grass.
The speaker of one his poems "saw askant the armies" and the carnage following a battle after crying "approach, strong Deliveress!"
Walt {Whitman}