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    the quiet night like a solitary wolf’s cry‚ hell-bent on reaching the deepest part of the reader’s mind. How does it do this? With astonishing architecture‚ the writer clearly bases his foundation on Walt Whitman’s "Long lines" pushing themselves upon the margins of the page. In contrast to Whitman one does not seem to have time to ponder before moving on. To do this he abuses the meter of the work at first using a myriad of catalog such as "angels staggering on tenement

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    Walt Whitman’s poem‚ “Song of Myself”‚ specifically the first section‚ most assuredly provides an accurate reflection of the time in which it was written. • It is a prophetic piece of work‚ not only providing a sense of what was happening during the moments of writing‚ but also alluding to what was to come. • American expansion serves to widen divisions in the country’s unity‚ both socially and economically. • Internal tensions‚ between Northern and Southern states‚ become increasingly

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    two of them being Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson. Although they were both very impactful after their lifetime because of their poetry exemplifying the change going on in America‚ many couldn’t see that change while they were living. Both poets had many differences and similarities that are shown in their poetry. In order to determine the similarities and differences of Whitman and Dickinson’s poetry‚ one must look at their background‚ themes‚ and style of their poetry. Whitman was a very unique

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    nature closely ties to the theme of Walt Whitman’s poems. In section 42 of the poem‚ “Song of Myself‚” Walt Whitman uses language to convey the idea that everything is connected to him. Whitman first writes how people are connected to him‚ then how everyone has similar experiences as one another‚ and finally‚ Whitman structures his poems in a particular fashion to connect everything together. Section 42 of “Song of Myself” expresses many ideas that Walt Whitman would like his audience to think deeper

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    Walt Whitman’s bold uptake of revolutionizing American poetry makes him one of the most important poets of the 19th century (Whitman 20). In one of his poems‚ “Song of Myself‚” Walt Whitman molds himself to ideals that he believes can be branded as the “ideal” American. This poem is a very long one and it essentially is a compilation of life experiences of his. In a way‚ it is almost as though he is talking to himself. He questions himself several times through this work‚ and in a way it feels as

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    our environment around us different than everywhere else? Walt Whitman answers this in his poem “Song of Myself” by analyzing the importance of all the small‚ inconspicuous details of our lives and the connection it has to our Earth. In “Song of Myself”‚ every small thing (down to the atom) makes up the world and all the people inside of it. Walt Whitman makes it known that the way we live here shapes the earth and everything around us. Whitman uses symbolism by “/observing a spear of summer grass”

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    hard working‚ diversity‚ and subjective. The American Voice is characterized by the theme of hard working. This is demonstrated in the poem by Walt Whitman when he states “I hear America singing” (1). This means that Americans are happy hard working people. This idea is also found in the last line when he states” with open mouths their strong melodious songs. “This supports the claim because it’s saying Americans like to work and sing while doing it. The American Voice is also characterized by diversity

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    Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson are different and similar in many ways. Both personality of Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman are different. The style of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson are different but also alike. How people remember Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson are very similar during this time. Growing up is different for both Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson. All in all Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman personalities are different. Walt Whitman is a more outgoing and sociable person than

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    are many articles on the topic of Walt Whitman in NCLive. There are several that discuss that Whitman is an optimist. Specifically‚ the articles cited in this paper will examine Whitman and will shed light on his optimism. Genoways‚ Ted. “Inventing Walt Whitman.” Virginia Quarterly Review. 81.2 (2005): 1-4. MasterFILE Premier. Web. 15 Nov. 2012. http://www.nclive.org/ Ted Genoways is the author of two books of poems and the literary history Walt Whitman and the Civil War. His awards include

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    Self</i></center><br><br>Through his poetry‚ Whitman’s "Song of Myself" makes the soul sensual and makes divine the flesh. In Whitman’s time‚ the dichotomy between the soul and the body had been clearly defined by centuries of Western philosophy and theology. Today‚ the goodness of the soul and the badness of the flesh still remain a significant notion in contemporary thought. Even Whitman’s literary predecessor‚ Emerson‚ chose to distinctly differentiate the soul from all nature. Whitman‚ however‚ chooses to reevaluate

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