This poet claimed that "place avails not" and "distance avails not" in a poem in which he imagines seeing the reader "face to face."
This poet claimed that "place avails not" and "distance avails not" in a poem in which he imagines seeing the reader "face to face." In another poem, this poet claims that he stops "somewhere waiting for you" after sounding his "barbaric yawp" over the roofs of the world. This author's primary collection contains the sections "Drum Taps" and "Calamus Poems." For 10 points, name this American poet of "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" whose Leaves of Grass contains his poem "Song of Myself."
This poet claimed that "place avails not" and "distance avails not" in a poem in which he imagines seeing the reader "face to face."
Walter "Walt" {Whitman}