Waltwhitman Stories

A collection of short stories written in a poem format. Style inspired by Walt Whitman.

The title comes from Whitman's poem "O LIVING always-always dying! O the burials of me, past and present! O me, while I stride ahead, material, visible, imperious as ever! O me, what I was for years, now dead, (I lament not-I am content;) O to disengage myself from those corpses of me, which I turn and look at, where I cast them! 5 To pass on, (O living! always living!) and leave the corpses behind!" It's a test in writing simple and subtle. Let me know what you think.

This is my poetry with no theme obvious to me.

A compilation of lines taken from the renowned American poet, Walt Whitman.

Poem based in Walt Whitmans writing. Exposes my soul but I want to post it. COMPLETED

This is a short poem I wrote imitating the poem structure similar to Walt Whitman. Using parallelism, free-verse components, and adding personal touches, I created a poem to express feelings shared throughout the country during the Vietnam war. I understand not everyone shared these views and I'm not stating this was a meaningless war. Men and women lost their lives. For what cost? I'm not sure. I highly respect the men and women who lost their lives for this country, but we must remember the victims of one if the most unorganized conflicts we have ever been involved with. The Vietnamese civilians and so on. The cover picture is not mine. Just found on the internet. I hope you enjoy.

"euphoria, it's the feeling of intense excitement and happiness.." said the girl. "okay, and?" the boy questioned. "it's the feeling i get when i'm around you, stupid!!!" she exclaimed with a groan. ______ {charlie dalton x female oc} R A N K S ----- most impressive: #1 in #charliedalton as of 7/24 #1 in #waltwhitman as of 7/23 #1 in #ethanhawke as of 7/23 #2 in #deadpoetssociety as of 7/23 #1 in #robinwilliams as of 7/23 #2 in #welton as of 7/23 #6 in #stevenmeeks as of 7/23 #6 in #dps as of 7/23 #16 in #poets as of 7/23

My favorite poetry. The majority will cover themes that have to do with a sort of wondering or longing. Expect a lot of Walt Whitman and Shakespeare. Also a huge DPS fan so a lot of the poems from that will be in here.

Join Gwendolyn Nolan and her adventure at Welton Academy for boys as she and her boyfriend Neil Perry are taking a wild ride of a year through English. Poetry, plays, and foolishness will arise. Will Gwen be able to make it through the year? Join her and the boys of the Dead Poet's Society to find out!

Fabricated & Fantasizing Shorts about Literary Giants including: Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson, Ernest Hemingway & many more!

It's a poem that I wrote in 24th January 2021. Please give credits if you share it!

I'M BEING CHASED BY WALT WHITMAN! .....It's just a collection of my poems Most of them are a work in progress so forgive me.

This story was inspired by Walt Whitman's poem A Song of Myself. He defines individualism and the unique experience as something transcendental to one objective truth. We ought to heed his words in virtue of its beauty and all-inclusive nature. Truly remarkable.

A poem that blooms at a certain point in the life of every individual, Pure attempts to resolve an existential crisis begotten by society. It expresses feelings of intense confusion, which leads to exploration, and then discovery - a process in which the bearer of such fervent passion for understanding "itself" and the world has to challenge; and in this case, alone. However, weathering this desolate storm alone brings all kinds of thoughts. Death is but one of them.

Leaves of Grass is a poetry collection by the American poet Walt Whitman. Though the first edition was published in 1855, Whitman spent most of his professional life writing and re-writing Leaves of Grass, revising it multiple times until his death. -Wikipedia Originally published July 4, 1855

This poem is a play on Walt Whitman's "There Was a Child Who Went Forth", which is public domain.

There's no depth in black and white So blue will have to do for now In the absence of all things yellow