Songs for the Open Road - poem review Crossword

another word for a frigate (p. 1)
In the last line of "Song of the Open Road" (p. 1) the narrator is strong and _____
This poet wrote "The Vagabond" (p. 2-3)
The narrator in "A Rolling Stone" (p. 8) wants to see it ___
In "On the World" (p. 9) the world is compared to an ___
The form of transportation mentioned in "The Sacred" (p. 12)
Thoreau said he was born upon thy bank, ______ (p. 13)
This famous poet wrote "The Road Not Taken" (p. 13)
"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" (p. 13-14) is written in ___ person point of view
In "When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer" (p. 14-15) the narrator leaves the classroom to admire the ____
This is one of the rivers mentioned in "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" (p. 15)
In the first line of "Sea-Fever" (p. 19) this adjective is used to describe the sea
In "Exultation is in the Going" (p. 20) the poet describes the divine ____ of leaving the harbor and going out to sea
Longfellow describes how no matter what life goes on by saying that the tide rises and the tide ___ (p. 28)
In "Death of an Old Seaman" (p. 33) the poet tells the reader not to ____ for the seaman who died
In "Travel" (p. 35) the poet says that there isn't a _____ she wouldn't take no matter where it's going
According to the last 2 lines of "Riding on a Railroad Train" (p. 36) the narrator considers this kind of travel a ___
In "High Flight" (p. 41) the narrator feels as though he could touch the face of ___
In "Sympathy" (p. 44-45) the narrator describes how a caged bird longs to be ___
In "Get Up, Blues" (p. 46) the narrator says the Blues (or sadness) moans in the ____
John Howard Payne's poem on p. 52 reminds us that there's no place like ____
In "Requiem" (p. 55) Robert Louis Stevenson gives us a ____ that he wanted on his gravestone
In "Crossing the Bar" (p. 61) Tennyson compares his death to crossing the sandbar and going out to sea where he meets his ___ face to face