The Poetry of Walt Whitman

often regarded as the vanguard of the verse foundation, Walt Whitman utilizes simplistic word extract and unconventional structure to lift his numberss sense of free will. Thus, he further injects the idea of embrace nature as it soothes the humans soul. Whitman was often seen as the prototypal poet of democracy as he does not only by design utilize singularly American style but also uses common people as subject matter. However, Whitman was also historied for his fondness in nature. He believes that nature was the root of in all beautiful things (Russel). In Whitmans When I comprehend the buncod spaceman, he intentionally points out the difference mingled with learning implicitly from sensitive description and acquiring experience from personal experience, which connects back to his ultimate belief of transcendentalism-nature serves as the template of how to live a meaning(prenominal) behavior (Russel).\nFor Whitman, nature inspires and reflects the individuali zation that he aspires to embody and which he wishes for his fellow men. Like Thoreau, other influential transcendentalist, Walt Whitman contemplates the natural globe deeply; even a simple blade of cuckold provokes deep meditation some human origins and the meaning of life (Smith). In When I Heard the Learnd Astronaut, Whitman originally intended to stern this piece of work in his Civil War assembling Drum-Taps, but found it more than plausible in the Leaves of potful collection because it somewhat differentiate from the intended theme of union, division, war, and final stage (Trudell). This shift was important because it reveals, in a way, what kind of poem it was to the poet-in this case, it represented his self and the seminal fluid of his eternal self-expression (Trudell). Whitman alludes that as overmuch as we may give up ourselves from the natural world, we cannot escape our federation to it; we were born of dust, he reminds the reader, and to dust we ...