Walt Whitman: The barbaric yawp of American verse

Whitman threw out rhyme and meter and invented a new, expansive, democratic music — Leaves of Grass and the song of himself, and of everyone.

In this collection

• Sometimes with One I Love
• Bivouac on a Mountain-Side
• Voices
• Cavalry Crossing a Ford
• Starting from Paumanok
• Pioneers! o Pioneers!
• Tears
• As Adam Early in the Morning
• The Wound-Dresser
• Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking
• This Compost
• A Sight in Camp
• As I Ebb'D with the Ocean of Life
• Elemental Drifts
• Survivors
• A Broadway Pageant
• Realities
• Questionable
• Salut Au Monde!
• France, the Eighteenth Year of these States
• War Dreams
• Longings for Home
• Greatness
• The Waters
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