Leaves of Grass (1867)

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📂 Walt Whitman
- 📂 Leaves of Grass
  - 📁 Leaves of Grass (1855)
  - 📁 Leaves of Grass (1856)
  - 📁 Leaves of Grass (1860-61)
  - 📂 Leaves of Grass (1867)
    - Starting from Paumanok — Walt Whitman
    - Walt Whitman — Walt Whitman
    - To the Garden, the World — Walt Whitman
    - From Pent-Up Aching Rivers — Walt Whitman
    - I Sing the Body Electric — Walt Whitman
    - A Woman Waits for Me — Walt Whitman
    - Spontaneous Me — Walt Whitman
    - One Hour to Madness and Joy — Walt Whitman
    - We Two—how Long We Were Fool'd — Walt Whitman
    - Native Moments — Walt Whitman
    - Once I Pass'd Through a Populous City — Walt Whitman
    - Facing West from California's Shores — Walt Whitman
    - Ages and Ages, Returning at Intervals — Walt Whitman
    - O Hymen! O Hymenee! — Walt Whitman
    - As Adam, Early in the Morning — Walt Whitman
    - Excelsior — Walt Whitman
    - In Paths Untrodden — Walt Whitman
    - Scented Herbage of My Breast — Walt Whitman
    - Whoever you are, Holding me now in Hand — Walt Whitman
    - These I, Singing in Spring — Walt Whitman
    - A Song — Walt Whitman
    - Not Heaving from My Ribb'd Breast Only — Walt Whitman
    - Of the Terrible Doubt of Appearances — Walt Whitman
    - Recorders Ages Hence — Walt Whitman
    - When I Heard at the Close of the Day — Walt Whitman
    - Are You the New Person drawn toward Me? — Walt Whitman
    - Roots and Leaves Themselves Alone — Walt Whitman
    - Not Heat Flames up and Consumes — Walt Whitman
    - Trickle, Drops — Walt Whitman
    - Of Him I Love Day and Night — Walt Whitman
    - City of Orgies — Walt Whitman
    - Behold this Swarthy Face — Walt Whitman
    - I saw in Louisiana a Live-Oak Growing — Walt Whitman
    - That Music Always Round Me — Walt Whitman
    - To a Stranger — Walt Whitman
    - This Moment, Yearning and Thoughtful — Walt Whitman
    - I Hear it was Charged Against Me — Walt Whitman
    - The Prairie-Grass Dividing — Walt Whitman
    - We Two Boys Together Clinging — Walt Whitman
    - O Living Always—Always Dying! — Walt Whitman
    - When I Peruse the Conquer'd Fame — Walt Whitman
    - A Glimpse — Walt Whitman
    - A Promise to California — Walt Whitman
    - Here, Sailor! — Walt Whitman
    - What Think You I Take My Pen in Hand? — Walt Whitman
    - No Labor-Saving Machine — Walt Whitman
    - I Dreamed in a Dream — Walt Whitman
    - To the East and to the West — Walt Whitman
    - Earth! My Likeness! — Walt Whitman
    - A Leaf for Hand in Hand — Walt Whitman
    - Fast Anchor'd, Eternal, O Love! — Walt Whitman
    - Sometimes with One I Love — Walt Whitman
    - That Shadow, my Likeness — Walt Whitman
    - Among the Multitude — Walt Whitman
    - To a Western Boy — Walt Whitman
    - Full of Life, Now — Walt Whitman
    - Salut Au Monde! — Walt Whitman
    - What Place Is Besieged? — Walt Whitman
    - Beginners — Walt Whitman
    - Tests — Walt Whitman
    - Song of the Broad-Axe — Walt Whitman
    - With Antecedents — Walt Whitman
    - Savantism — Walt Whitman
    - Crossing Brooklyn Ferry — Walt Whitman
    - To a Foil'd Revolter or Revoltress — Walt Whitman
    - To Get Betimes in Boston Town — Walt Whitman
    - To a Common Prostitute — Walt Whitman
    - To a Pupil — Walt Whitman
    - To Rich Givers — Walt Whitman
    - A Word Out of the Sea — Walt Whitman
    - A Leaf of Faces — Walt Whitman
    - EUROPE, The 72d and 73d Years of These States — Walt Whitman
    - Thought — Walt Whitman
    - The Runner — Walt Whitman
    - To the Sayers of Words — Walt Whitman
    - Longings for Home — Walt Whitman
    - To a President — Walt Whitman
    - Song of the Open Road — Walt Whitman
    - TO THE STATES, To Identify the 16th, 17th, or 18th Presidentiad — Walt Whitman
    - To a Certain Cantatrice — Walt Whitman
    - To Workingmen — Walt Whitman
    - American Feuillage — Walt Whitman
    - Mannahatta — Walt Whitman
    - To You — Walt Whitman
    - FRANCE, The 18th Year of These States — Walt Whitman
    - A Hand-Mirror — Walt Whitman
    - To Him That Was Crucified — Walt Whitman
    - To One Shortly to Die — Walt Whitman
    - Unnamed Lands — Walt Whitman
    - Kosmos — Walt Whitman
    - When I Read the Book — Walt Whitman
    - Says — Walt Whitman
    - Despairing Cries — Walt Whitman
    - Poems of Joy — Walt Whitman
    - Respondez! — Walt Whitman
    - The City Dead-House — Walt Whitman
    - Visor'd — Walt Whitman
    - Not the Pilot — Walt Whitman
    - As If a Phantom Caress'd Me — Walt Whitman
    - Great Are the Myths — Walt Whitman
    - Now List to My Morning's Romanza — Walt Whitman
    - Burial — Walt Whitman
    - This Compost — Walt Whitman
    - I Hear America Singing — Walt Whitman
    - Manhattan's Streets I Saunter'd, Pondering — Walt Whitman
    - I was Looking a Long While — Walt Whitman
    - The Indications — Walt Whitman
    - Me Imperturbe — Walt Whitman
    - Sleep-Chasings — Walt Whitman
    - Elemental Drifts — Walt Whitman
    - Miracles — Walt Whitman
    - You Felons on Trial in Courts — Walt Whitman
    - Mediums — Walt Whitman
    - Now Lift Me Close — Walt Whitman
    - Drum-Taps — Walt Whitman
    - Shut Not Your Doors to Me Proud Libraries — Walt Whitman
    - Cavalry Crossing a Ford — Walt Whitman
    - Song of the Banner at Day-Break — Walt Whitman
    - By the Bivouac's Fitful Flame — Walt Whitman
    - From Paumanok Starting I Fly Like a Bird — Walt Whitman
    - Beginning My Studies — Walt Whitman
    - The Centenarian's Story — Walt Whitman
    - Pioneers! O Pioneers! — Walt Whitman
    - Quicksand Years That Whirl Me I Know Not Whither — Walt Whitman
    - The Dresser — Walt Whitman
    - When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer — Walt Whitman
    - Rise O Days from Your Fathom-Less Deeps — Walt Whitman
    - Beat! Beat! Drums! — Walt Whitman
    - Come Up from the Fields Father — Walt Whitman
    - City of Ships — Walt Whitman
    - Vigil Strange I Kept on the Field One Night — Walt Whitman
    - Bathed in War's Perfume — Walt Whitman
    - A March in the Ranks Hard-Prest, and the Road Unknown — Walt Whitman
    - Long, Too Long, O Land — Walt Whitman
    - A Sight in Camp in the Day-Break Grey and DIM — Walt Whitman
    - Give Me the Splendid Silent Sun — Walt Whitman
    - Over the Carnage Rose Prophetic a Voice — Walt Whitman
    - DID You Ask Dulcet Rhymes from Me? — Walt Whitman
    - Year of Meteors. (1859-60.) — Walt Whitman
    - The Torch — Walt Whitman
    - Years of the Unperform'd — Walt Whitman
    - Year That Trembled and Reel'd Beneath Me — Walt Whitman
    - The Veteran's Vision — Walt Whitman
    - O Tan-Faced Prairie-Boy — Walt Whitman
    - Camps of Green — Walt Whitman
    - As Toilsome I Wander'd Virginia's Woods — Walt Whitman
    - Hymn of Dead Soldiers — Walt Whitman
    - The Ship — Walt Whitman
    - A Broadway Pageant. (Reception Japanese Embassy, June 16, 1860.) — Walt Whitman
    - Flag of Stars, Thick-Sprinkled Bunting — Walt Whitman
    - Old Ireland — Walt Whitman
    - Look Down Fair Moon — Walt Whitman
    - Out of the Rolling Ocean, the Crowd — Walt Whitman
    - World, Take Good Notice — Walt Whitman
    - I Saw Old General at Bay — Walt Whitman
    - Others May Praise What They Like — Walt Whitman
    - Solid, Ironical, Rolling Orb — Walt Whitman
    - Hush'd Be the Camps to-Day. a. L. Buried April 19, 1865 — Walt Whitman
    - Weave in, Weave in, My Hardy Life — Walt Whitman
    - Turn, O Libertad — Walt Whitman
    - Bivouac on a Mountain Side — Walt Whitman
    - Pensive on Her Dead Gazing, I Heard the Mother of All — Walt Whitman
    - Not Youth Pertains to Me — Walt Whitman
    - When Lilacs Last in the Door-Yard Bloom'd — Walt Whitman
    - Race of Veterans — Walt Whitman
    - O Captain! My Captain! — Walt Whitman
    - Spirit Whose Work Is Done — Walt Whitman
    - Chanting the Square Deific — Walt Whitman
    - I Heard You, Solemn-sweet Pipes of the Organ — Walt Whitman
    - Not My Enemies Ever Invade Me — Walt Whitman
    - O Me! O Life! — Walt Whitman
    - Ah Poverties, Wincings, and Sulky Retreats — Walt Whitman
    - As I Lay with My Head in Your Lap, Camerado — Walt Whitman
    - This Day, O Soul — Walt Whitman
    - In Clouds Descending, in Midnight Sleep — Walt Whitman
    - An Army on the March — Walt Whitman
    - Dirge for Two Veterans — Walt Whitman
    - How Solemn, as One by One — Walt Whitman
    - Lo! Victress on the Peaks! — Walt Whitman
    - Reconciliation — Walt Whitman
    - To the Leaven'd Soil They Trod — Walt Whitman
    - As I Sat Alone by Blue Ontario's Shore — Walt Whitman
    - As Nearing Departure — Walt Whitman
    - As I Walk, Solitary, Unattended — Walt Whitman
    - Song at Sunset — Walt Whitman
    - To a Historian — Walt Whitman
    - Assurances — Walt Whitman
    - So Long! — Walt Whitman
  - 📁 Leaves of Grass (1871-72)
  - 📁 Leaves of Grass (1881-82)
  - 📁 Leaves of Grass (1891-92)
- 📁 Drum-Taps (1865)
- 📁 Drum-Taps and Sequel (1865-66)

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