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    great man. Out of the four poems dedicated the one best known as Abraham Lincoln’s elegy is "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d". This poem is one of Whitman rather lengthier poems‚ in which he utilizes a combination of tone‚ and symbolism to project his feeling and the nations lose. Whitman exemplified his grief through many forms throughout "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d‚" the one most vivid to reader is in the tone and mood of the poem. From the first section of the poem Whitman

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    Walt Whitman wrote a poem in honor of Abraham Lincoln titled‚ When Lilacs Last In The Dooryard Bloom’d. Although the poem never actually says who its about you can tell from the pleather of references allow you to see who Whitman is talking about. Whitman speaks of the sadness that he and the entire generation of American’s will carry with them each year as they are reminded of the assassination of the man who planned to reunite the nation with the “malice towards none and charity for all”. Deemed

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    Brittney Mathis Ms. Rivera English 1002-60511 20 February 2013 The ACT Should not be the key to Higher Education Should the ACT Test be the key to higher education? From my understanding The ACT Test is based on whether or not you will be accepted into college. The ACT test has affected many people lives‚ when they are not able to reach the requirements that are needed to pursue on with their education. The ACT test means‚ “American College Testing.” The ACT test should not be the key because

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    about life‚ love and democracy‚ among many others. In particular‚ Whitman’s poetry reflects the spirit of the age in which he lived‚ the Civil War. In taking a closer look at one of his most renowned and brilliant pieces‚ “When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d”‚ three particular themes are observed; his love for nature‚ the cycle of life‚ as represented by both life and death‚ and rebirth. This poem was written around the end of the Civil War and after Abraham Lincoln’s death. As he was the president

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    sputtering while they stood idle; they thundered when they moved‚ and then settled down to a droning roar. Snub-nosed monsters‚ raising the dust and sticking their snouts into it‚ straight down the country‚ across the country‚ through fences‚ through dooryards‚ in and out of gullies in straight lines. They did not run on the ground‚ but on their own roadbeds. They ignored hills and gulches‚ water courses‚ fences‚ house.”‚ this paragraph is filled with several examples. The phrase‚ “ great crawlers moving

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    Daniel Ahn The Genius of Walt Whitman One of America’s greatest poets in history‚ Walt Whitman‚ wrote the masterpiece “When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d” which is a literary masterpiece that showcases sincere and genuine feeling through his facility of words. Whitman utilizes certain words to enhance his diction to create a somber yet hopeful tone and parallelism to create a more melodious elegy that has lasted through the centuries. Whitman uses his diction to create a dark melancholy

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    war…………………………………...............3 4. Lincoln’s death – a turning point for Whitman………………………………….6 5. Walt Whitman’s four poems on the American nation’s grief…………………7 5.1 Hush ’d Be the Camps To-day…………………………………………………..7 5.2. When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom ’d…………………………………7 5.3 O Captain! My Captain!................................................................................8 5.4 This Dust Was Once the Man…………………………………………………10 6. Summary……………………………………………………………………………..10 7. Bibliography…………………………………………………………………………12

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    “If you don’t take chances‚ you’ll never make advances”-- a famous quote by President Abraham Lincoln who not only strived to make the country a place where every man was treated equally‚ but succeeded with great victory and molded the society we live in today. In the time of Lincoln‚ a soon to be famous poet in American history was beginning his world changing works. Walt Whitman wrote over two hundred-eighty poems‚ some of which are yet to be discovered. Before his poetry‚ Whitman lived in a

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    ’Moby Dick’. In addition to fiction Bradbury wrote ’Zen and the Art of Writing’ and also published such dramas as ’The Anthem Sprinters’‚ ’The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit‚ The Pedestrian’‚ and volumes of poetry including ’When Elephants Last in the Dooryard Bloomed’‚ ’Where Robot Mice & Robot Men Run Around in Robot Towns’‚ and ’The Haunted Computer and the Android Pope’. Bradbury’s short film ’Icarus Montgolfier Wright’ was

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    Walt Whitman Whitman’s different views of writing Walt Whitman is one of the first great American poets. He was born in 1819 on Long Island and he was one of ten children. Whitman only went to school for a few years until he turned eleven and concluded formal schooling. He then attempted to find work to support his future family. He found a job as an office boy and then moved on to be an apprentice with a local paper where he learned all about the printing press. The following summer he joined

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