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Whitman's cool, I guess

Submitted by kgould on Mon, 04/27/2009 - 6:25pm.
I appreciate Whitman for what he did, by writing his stream of consciousness, and I find some of his passages particularly significant to me... mostly because I can make it my own. Whitman doesn't say anything specific about life, nature, people... he makes general statements --albeit creepy ones at times-- that most people could probably relate to. Thought is so abstract, so difficult to pin down, but Whitman succeeds. He succeeds in a way that makes his thought applicable to everyone.

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