| Some kids emerged as the true heirs of Whitman, barbaric yawpers singing their own songs of themselves. |
| Whitman hoped that the tedium and pettiness of his senior years would not infect his poetry. |
| We know he was interested in American literature, for he wrote an essay each on Whitman and Thoreau. |
| While Pataki rattled on endlessly about his shampoo, Whitman became very vocal about missing The Weekly Standard. |
| To the Fabians, Morris was, of course, was one of the great social prophets and Whitman the great singer. |
| Walt Whitman dreams of the first jumpshot he will take, the ball arcing clumsily from his fingers, striking the rim so hard that it sparks. |
