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America the Beautiful
The century-old poetry of Walt Whitman is ageless. His work continues to be vital because, like all ageless literature, it broadens man's knowledge & perception of himself. Whitman undertook the herculean task of explaining & describing all men's actions for all times.
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- "The century-old poetry of Walt Whitman is ageless. His work continues to be vital because, like all ageless literature, it broadens man's knowledge & perception of himself. Whitman undertook the herculean task of explaining & describing all men's actions for all times."@en
- "The century-old poetry of Walt Whitman is ageless. His work continues to be vital because, like all ageless literature, it broadens man's knowledge & perception of himself. Whitman undertook the herculean task of explaining & describing all men's actions for all times."
- "This book is a a collection that presents a abroad cross section of the poet's work."@en
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- "Poetry"
- "American poetry"@en
- "American poetry"