Who is the speaker in sandburg's "grass"?
a. a conductor
b. the grass
c. napoleon
d. a passenger

The correct answer is B. The grass. The grass is telling us how bodies will keep falling on it in various wars, as it mentioned various famous historical battles, and how it wants to be allowed to work. Basically, we can kill each other as much as we want and in the end the grass will cover it all.

The Greeks believe in conquest so my guess would be B