In another one of this man's works, the ghost of a former President haunts a small town, awaiting the day when a socialist "spirit-dawn/ Shall come."
In one of his poems, which makes frequent use of onomatopoeia, the narrator has a vision in which he encounters the witch-doctor Mumbo-Jumbo near the title location. In another one of this man's works, the ghost of a former President haunts a small town, awaiting the day when a socialist "spirit-dawn/ Shall come." His most famous work is meant to be sung with instruments and repeats the phrase "Are you washed in the blood of the Lamb?" before Jesus greets the title character and his followers in Paradise. For 10 points, name this "Prairie Troubadour," an associate of Sandburg and Masters who wrote "The Congo" and "General William Booth Enters into Heaven."
In one of his poems, which makes frequent use of onomatopoeia, the narrator has a vision in which he encounters the witch-doctor Mumbo-Jumbo near the title location.
Vachel Lindsay