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RESPONDEZ Respondez	A
The war is completed the price is paid the title is settled beyond	B
recall	C
Let every one answer let those who sleep be waked let none evade	D
Must we still go on with our affectations and sneaking	E
Let me bring this to a close I pronounce openly for a new	F
distribution of roles	A
Let that which stood in front go behind and let that which was	A
behind advance to the front and speak	G
Let murderers bigots fools unclean persons offer new	F
propositions	A
Let the old propositions be postponed	H
Let faces and theories be turn'd inside out let meanings be freely	I
criminal as well as results	A
Let there be no suggestion above the suggestion of drudgery	I
Let none be pointed toward his destination Say do you know your	J
destination	K
Let men and women be mock'd with bodies and mock'd with Souls	A
Let the love that waits in them wait let it die or pass stillborn	L
to other spheres	A
Let the sympathy that waits in every man wait or let it also pass	A
a dwarf to other spheres	A
Let contradictions prevail let one thing contradict another and let	M
one line of my poems contradict another	N
Let the people sprawl with yearning aimless hands let their tongues	A
be broken let their eyes be discouraged let none descend into	F
their hearts with the fresh lusciousness of love	O
Stifled O days O lands in every public and private corruption	K
Smother'd in thievery impotence shamelessness mountain high	P
Brazen effrontery scheming rolling like ocean's waves around and	Q
upon you O my days my lands	A
For not even those thunderstorms nor fiercest lightnings of the war	J
have purified the atmosphere	R
Let the theory of America still be management caste comparison	K
Say what other theory would you	F
Let them that distrust birth and death still lead the rest Say why	P
shall they not lead you	F
Let the crust of hell be neared and trod on let the days be darker	N
than the nights let slumber bring less slumber than waking	E
time brings	A
Let the world never appear to him or her for whom it was all made	D
Let the heart of the young man still exile itself from the heart of	O
the old man and let the heart of the old man be exiled from	S
that of the young man	T
Let the sun and moon go let scenery take the applause of the	U
audience let there be apathy under the stars	A
Let freedom prove no man's inalienable right every one who can	T
tyrannize let him tyrannize to his satisfaction	K
Let none but infidels be countenanced	V
Let the eminence of meanness treachery sarcasm hate greed	W
indecency impotence lust be taken for granted above all let	M
writers judges governments households religions	A
philosophies take such for granted above all	C
Let the worst men beget children out of the worst women	K
Let the priest still play at immortality	I
Let death be inaugurated	X
Let nothing remain but the ashes of teachers artists moralists	A
lawyers and learn'd and polite persons	A
Let him who is without my poems be assassinated	Y
Let the cow the horse the camel the garden bee let the mudfish	Z
the lobster the mussel eel the sting ray and the grunting	E
pig fish let these and the like of these be put on a perfect	A2
equality with man and woman	K
Let churches accommodate serpents vermin and the corpses of those	A
who have died of the most filthy of diseases	A
Let marriage slip down among fools and be for none but fools	A
Let men among themselves talk and think forever obscenely of women	K
and let women among themselves talk and think obscenely of men	B2
Let us all without missing one be exposed in public naked	Y
monthly at the peril of our lives let our bodies be freely	I
handled and examined by whoever chooses	A
Let nothing but copies at second hand be permitted to exist upon the	U
earth	C2
Let the earth desert God nor let there ever henceforth be mention'd	Q
the name of God	D2
Let there be no God	D2
Let there be money business imports exports custom authority	I
precedents pallor dyspepsia smut ignorance unbelief	O
Let judges and criminals be transposed let the prison keepers be put	E2
in prison let those that were prisoners take the keys Say	A
why might they not just as well be transposed	F2
Let the slaves be masters let the masters become slaves	A
Let the reformers descend from the stands where they are forever	N
bawling let an idiot or insane person appear on each of the	U
stands	A
Let the Asiatic the African the European the American and the	U
Australian go armed against the murderous stealthiness of each	Z
other let them sleep armed let none believe in good will	G2
Let there be no unfashionable wisdom let such be scorn'd and derided	X
off from the earth	C2
Let a floating cloud in the sky let a wave of the sea let growing	E
mint spinach onions tomatoes let these be exhibited as	A
shows at a great price for admission	K
Let all the men of These States stand aside for a few smouchers let	M
the few seize on what they choose let the rest gawk giggle	H2
starve obey	A
Let shadows be furnish'd with genitals let substances be deprived of	O
their genitals	A
Let there be wealthy and immense cities but still through any of	O
them not a single poet savior knower lover	N
Let the infidels of These States laugh all faith away	A
If one man be found who has faith let the rest set upon him	I2
Let them affright faith let them destroy the power of breeding	E
faith	J2
Let the she harlots and the he harlots be prudent let them dance on	K2
while seeming lasts O seeming seeming seeming	E
Let the preachers recite creeds let them still teach only what they	A
have been taught	L2
Let insanity still have charge of sanity	I
Let books take the place of trees animals rivers clouds	A
Let the daub'd portraits of heroes supersede heroes	A
Let the manhood of man never take steps after itself	O
Let it take steps after eunuchs and after consumptive and genteel	M2
persons	A
Let the white person again tread the black person under his heel	M2
Say which is trodden under heel after all	C
Let the reflections of the things of the world be studied in mirrors	A
let the things themselves still continue unstudied	I
Let a man seek pleasure everywhere except in himself	O
Let a woman seek happiness everywhere except in herself	O
What real happiness have you had one single hour through your whole	N2
life	O
Let the limited years of life do nothing for the limitless years of	O
death What do you suppose death will do then	B2

Walt Whitman

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