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BROTHER of all with generous hand	A
Of thee pondering on thee as o'er thy tomb I and my Soul	B
A thought to launch in memory of thee	C
A burial verse for thee	C
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What may we chant O thou within this tomb	D
What tablets pictures hang for thee O millionaire	E
The life thou lived'st we know not	F
But that thou walk'dst thy years in barter 'mid the haunts of	G
brokers	H
Nor heroism thine nor war nor glory	C
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Yet lingering yearning joining soul with thine	I
If not thy past we chant we chant the future	J
Select adorn the future	J
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Lo Soul the graves of heroes	K
The pride of lands the gratitudes of men	L
The statues of the manifold famous dead Old World and New	M
The kings inventors generals poets stretch wide thy vision	N
Soul	B
The excellent rulers of the races great discoverers sailors	H
Marble and brass select from them with pictures scenes	O
The histories of the lands the races bodied there	E
In what they've built for graced and graved	F
Monuments to their heroes	K
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Silent my Soul	B
With drooping lids as waiting ponder'd	F
Turning from all the samples all the monuments of heroes	K
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While through the interior vistas	P
Noiseless uprose phantasmic as by night Auroras of the North	Q
Lambent tableaux prophetic bodiless scenes	O
Spiritual projections	R
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In one among the city streets a laborer's home appear'd	F
After his day's work done cleanly sweet air'd the gaslight	F
burning	S
The carpet swept and a fire in the cheerful stove	T
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In one the sacred parturition scene	U
A happy painless mother birth'd a perfect child	F
	-
In one at a bounteous morning meal	V
Sat peaceful parents with contented sons	R
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In one by twos and threes young people	W
Hundreds concentering walk'd the paths and streets and roads	X
Toward a tall domed school	Y
	-
In one a trio beautiful	W
Grandmother loving daughter loving daughter's daughter sat	F
Chatting and sewing	S
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In one along a suite of noble rooms	Z
'Mid plenteous books and journals paintings on the walls fine	I
statuettes	A2
Were groups of friendly journeymen mechanics young and old	F
Reading conversing	S
	-
All all the shows of laboring life	B2
City and country women's men's and children's	R
Their wants provided for hued in the sun and tinged for once with	C2
joy	D2
Marriage the street the factory farm the house room lodging	S
room	D
Labor and toil the bath gymnasium play ground library	C
college	E2
The student boy or girl led forward to be taught	F
The sick cared for the shoeless shod the orphan father'd and	F
mother'd	F
The hungry fed the houseless housed	F
The intentions perfect and divine	I
The workings details haply human	N
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O thou within this tomb	D
From thee such scenes thou stintless lavish Giver	J
Tallying the gifts of Earth large as the Earth	F2
Thy name an Earth with mountains fields and rivers	H
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Nor by your streams alone you rivers	H
By you your banks Connecticut	F
By you and all your teeming life Old Thames	G2
By you Potomac laving the ground Washington trod by you Patapsco	S
You Hudson you endless Mississippi not by you alone	H2
But to the high seas launch my thought his memory	C
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Lo Soul by this tomb's lambency	G2
The darkness of the arrogant standards of the world	F
With all its flaunting aims ambitions pleasures	G2
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Old commonplace and rusty saws	G2
The rich the gay the supercilious smiled at long	S
Now piercing to the marrow in my bones	G2
Fused with each drop my heart's blood jets	G2
Swim in ineffable meaning	S
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Lo Soul the sphere requireth portioneth	F2
To each his share his measure	J
The moderate to the moderate the ample to the ample	W
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Lo Soul see'st thou not plain as the sun	N
The only real wealth of wealth in generosity	C
The only life of life in goodness	G2

Walt Whitman

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