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  1. EIDÓLONS. (0)
  2. TO THEE OLD CAUSE. (15)
  3. SONG OF THE REDWOOD-TREE. (16)
  4. SONG OF THE UNIVERSAL. (21)
  5. THE DALLIANCE OF THE EAGLES. (11)
  6. OUT FROM BEHIND THIS MASK. (0)
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  8. PRAYER OF COLUMBUS. (0)
  9. THOU MOTHER WITH THY EQUAL BROOD. (0)
  10. TO A LOCOMOTIVE IN WINTER. (0)
  11. AS AT THY PORTALS ALSO DEATH. (10)
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  13. WITH HUSKY-HAUGHTY LIPS, O SEA! (16)
  14. YONNONDIO. (1)
  15. OLD AGE’S LAMBENT PEAKS. (6)
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Yonnondio, the title of the poem means lament for the aborigines. Aborigines are the first inhabitants of a country. In this poem Walt is lamenting over the losses that the Native Americans have suffered. The first line tells the reader that this is a dirge - a funeral song.
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