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Walt Whitman sweet bird of freedom
An aging Walt Whitman gives insight about his life and his art. We learn about the frustrations he has endured as a poet, and of his disappointing relationships with his publishers, editors, and contemporary Ralph Waldo Emerson. Portions of poems from Leaves of grass are interwoven throughout.
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