Complete Poems Whitman, W ISBN 9781853264337

　The Wordsworth Poetry Library comprises the works of the greatest English-speaking poets, as well as many lesser-known poets. Each collection has a specially commissioned introduction.
　This collection contains the poetic works of Walt Whitman. These poems reflect the vitality of a new nation and the vastness of its lands. They combine autobiographical, sociological and religious themes but did not conform to previous genres.

LeavesofGrass
INSCRIPTION
　One's-SelfISing(1867;1871)
　AsIPonder'dinSilence(1871;1871)
　InCabin'dShipsatSea(1871;1881)
　ToForeignLands(1860;1871)
　ToaHistorian(1860;1871)
　ToTheeOldCause!(1871;1881)
　Eid6lons(1876;1876)
　ForHimISing(1871;1871)
　WhenIReadtheBook(1867;1871)
　Be~nningMyStudies(1867;1871)
　Be~nners(1860;1860)-
　TotheStates(1860;1881)
　OnJourneysthroughtheStates(1860;1871)
　ToaCertainCantatrice(1860;1871)
　MeImperturbe(1860;1881)
　Savantism(1860;1860)
　TheShipStarting(1865;1881)
　IHearAmericaSingng(186o;1867)
　WhatPlaceisBesieged?(186o;1867)
　StillthoughtheOneISing(1871;1871)
　ShutnotYourDoors(1865;1881)
　PoetstoCome(186o;1867)
　ToYou(186o;186o)
　ThouReadout"(1881;1881)
　　StartingfromPaumanok(186o;1881)
　　SongofMyself(1855;1881)
CHILDRENOFADAM
　TotheGardentheWorld(1860;1867)
　FromPent-upAchingRivers(1860;1881)
　ISingtheBodyElectric(1855;1881)
　AWomanWaitsforMe(1856;1871)
　SpontaneousMe(1856;1867)
　OneHourtoMadnessandJoy(1860;1881)
　OutoftheRollingOceantheCrowd(1865;1867)
　AgesandAgesReturningatIntervals(1860;1867)
　WeTwo,HowLongWewereFool'd(1860;1881)
　0Hymen!0Hymenee!(1860;1867)
　IamHethatAcheswithLove(1860;1867)
　NativeMoments(1860;1881)
　OnceIPass'dThroughaPopulousCity(1860;1867)
　IHeardYouSolemn-SweetPipesoftheOrgan(1861;1867)
　FacingWestfromCalifornia'sShores(1860;1867)
　AsAdamEarlyintheMorning(1860;1867)
CALAMUS
　InPathsUntrodden(1860;1867)
　ScentedHerbageofMyBreast(1860;1881)
　WhoeverYouareHoldingMeNowinHand(1860;1881)
　ForYou0Democracy(1860;1881)
　TheseISinginginSpring(1860;1867)
　NotHeavingfrommyRibb'dBreastOnly'(1860;1867)
　OftheTerribleDoubtofAppearances(1860;1867)
　TheBaseofAllMetaphysics(1871;1871)
　RecordersAgesHence(1860;1867)
　WhenIHeardattheCloseoftheDay(1860;1867)
　AreYoutheNewPersonDrawntowardMe?(1860;1867)
　RootsandLeavesThemselvesAlone(1860;1867)
　NotHeatFlamesUpandConsumes(1860;1867)
　TrickleDrops(1860;1867)
　CityofOrgies(1860;1867)
　BeholdThisSwarthyFace(1860;1867)
　ISawinLouisianaaLive-OakGrowing(1860;1867)
　ToaStranger(1860;1867)
　ThisMomentYearningandThoughtful(1860;1867)
　IHearItwasChargedagainstMe(1860;1867)
　ThePrairie-GrassDividing(1860;1867)
　WhenIPerusetheConquer'dFame(1860;1871)
　WeTwoBoystogetherClinging(1860;1867)H
　APromisetoCalifornia(1860;1867)
　HeretheFrailestLeavesofMe(1860;1871)H
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BIRDS OF PASSAGE
SEA-DRIFT
BY THE ROADSIDE
DRUM-TAPS
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OLD AGE ECHOES
Uncollected and Rejected poems