Walt Whitman was a revolutionary American poet known for his work 'Leaves of Grass,' celebrating life, love, and democracy through unique poetry.
Overview
Literary Career
Major Works And Themes
Early Life And Education
Legacy And Commemoration
Whitman And The Civil War
Political And Social Views
Walt Whitman's Poetry Style
Critical Reception Of His Work
Personal Life And Relationships
Influence On American Literature
Langston Hughes
Literature
Writing
Musical
America
Thought
Poetry
People
Heart
Time
๐ณ Walt Whitman was born on May 31, 1819, in West Hills, New York.
๐ He is famous for his book 'Leaves of Grass,' which changed poetry forever!
๐ค Whitman started school when he was just 4 years old and loved learning.
โ๏ธ Whitman worked as a teacher, printer, and journalist before becoming a poet.
๐ He was a pioneer of free verse poetry, expressing feelings without strict rules.
๐ Many of his poems celebrate love, nature, democracy, and human connections.
โค๏ธ Whitman believed in celebrating unity and the importance of being ourselves.
๐ During the Civil War, he volunteered as a nurse to help wounded soldiers.
๐ซ Many schools and parks are named after him, honoring his influence.
๐ Walt Whitman's work continues to inspire poets and readers around the world today!
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