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I’ll die propped up in bed trying to do a poem about America.
Carl
Sandburg
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Carl Sandburg celebrated his romance with America in these three early collections.
Chicago Poems
. 1916.
Cornhuskers
. 1918.
Smoke and Steel
. 1920.
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