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Sea-Wash
Source: Poetry (February 1920).
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Biography
"Trying to write briefly about Carl Sandburg," said a friend of the poet, "is like trying to picture the Grand Canyon in one black and white snapshot." His range of interests was enumerated by his close friend, Harry Golden, who, in his study of the poet, called Sandburg "the one American writer who distinguished himself in five fields—poetry, history, biography, fiction, and music."
Sandburg composed his poetry primarily in . . .
Poem Categorization
SUBJECT Nature, Seas, Rivers, & Streams
POET’S REGION U.S., Midwestern
SCHOOL / PERIOD Modern
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