Leaves of grass
As energetic and diverse as the American life it describes, Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass has been loved by generations for its celebration of a brash young nation and one man's exuberant spirit. First published at the author's expense in 1955, this collection of poems was revised and enlarged thro...
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New York :
Barnes & Noble Inc.,
1993.
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| Series: | Barnes & Noble classics.
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Table of Contents:
- Inscriptions: Includes: I hear America singing
- Starting from Paumanok
- Song of myself ; Children of Adam: Includes: I sing the body electric
- Calamus: Includes: I saw in Louisiana a live-oak growing
- Salut au monde!
- Song of the open road
- Crossing Brooklyn Ferry
- Song of the answerer
- Our old feuillage
- A song of joys
- Song of the broad-axe
- Song of the Exposition
- Song of the redwood-tree
- A song for occupations
- A song of the rolling earth
- Youth, day, old age, and night ; Birds of passage: Includes: Pioneers! O pioneers!
- A Broadway pageant ; Sea drift: Includes: Out of the cradle endlessly rocking
- As I ebb'd with the ocean of life.
- By the roadside: Includes: When I heard the learn'd astronomer ; Drum-taps: Includes: Song of the banner at daybreak
- The wound-dresser
- Give me the splendid silent sun ; Memories of President Lincoln: Includes: When lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd
- O captain! My captain!
- By blue Ontario's shore
- Reversals ; Autumn rivulets: Includes: There was a child went forth
- Proud music of the storm
- Passage to India
- Prayer of Columbus
- The sleepers
- Transpositions
- To think of time ; Whispers of heavenly death: Includes: A noiseless patient spider
- Thou mother with thy equal brood
- A Paumanok picture ; From noon to starry night: Includes: Faces
- The mystic trumpeter ; Songs of parting: Includes: Song at sunset ; Sands at seventy: Includes: Fancies at Navesink ; Good-bye my fancy ; Old age echoes ; Rejected poems.
