WebbLeaves of Grass, the path breaking collection of poems, by the great American poet,Walt Whitman, was first published in 1855, comprising twelve poems. The very first poem, ‘Song of Myself’, encompasses the poet’s vision of self and life – both interrelated and inevitably a reflection of the other. WebbWhile Pound recognized the authentic American eloquence of Whitman’s "barbaric yawp," the self-conscious craftsman in him winced at the "exceeding great stench" of Whitman’s "crudity," "an exceedingly nauseating pill" which he parodically exemplified as "Lo! Behold, I eat watermelons."

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WebbHis crudity is an exceeding great stench, but it is America." 4 Others have also conflated Whitman and America. For example, Malcolm Cowley once remarked that "before Walt Whitman America hardly existed." Webb"His crudity is an exceeding great stench, but it is America. ... He is an exceedingly nauseating pill, but he accomplishes his mission." A. Walt Whitman B. Edwin Arlington … carolina\u0027s sa

Ezra Pound as an American Poet

WebbIt is a great thing, reading a man to know, not ‘His Tricks are not as yet my Tricks, but I can easily make them mine’ but ‘His message is my message. We will see that men hear it.’ Suddenly Pound, who was supposedly a man of style and not content, does away with the triteness of ‘innovation’ and is championing Whitman’s message, the message of a … WebbISBN-10 0140801022 ISBN-13 978-0140801026 See all details Next page $5.95/mo for the first 4 months For a limited-time, save over 60% on your first 4 months of Audible Premium Plus, and enjoy bestselling audiobooks, new releases, Originals, podcasts, and more. Get this deal Product details Publisher ‏ WebbHis crudity is an exceding great stench, but it is America. He is the hollow place in the rock that echos with his time. He does "chant the crucial stage" and he is the "voice … carolina\u0027s s1