That poem speaks of a "Power whose care" "guides through the boundless sky" the titular creature's "certain flight", and this poet orders the reader to "approach thy grave" and "lie down to pleasant dreams" in another poem whose title means "meditation upon death".
The title object, which "springest on this grassy slope", has a "quick cool murmur" in this poet's The Fountain, and this man attacked Thomas Jefferson's presidency in his satire The Embargo. Another of his poems mentions "the plashy brink" and begins with the line "Whither, 'midst falling dew". That poem speaks of a "Power whose care" "guides through the boundless sky" the titular creature's "certain flight", and this poet orders the reader to "approach thy grave" and "lie down to pleasant dreams" in another poem whose title means "meditation upon death". For 10 points, name this American poet of "To A Waterfowl" and "Thanatopsis."
The title object, which "springest on this grassy slope", has a "quick cool murmur" in this poet's The Fountain, and this man attacked Thomas Jefferson's presidency in his satire The Embargo.
William Cullen {Bryant}