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Where Jen found Whitman Here is my video for Finding Whitman. I hope that it works. The reason I picked my poem is because it reminded my of 9-11. Yes Whitman was of course not around for this and the poem was probably based on the love of friends and company and bringing a community […] […] Click here to view the embedded video. […] My video readings won’t upload and I’m going to freak out soon! Someone help me, they are uploaded in quicktime and itunes and everytime I try to upload them it says that the videos don’t meet security guidelines, which I don’t understand. I sent them to my lap top via bluetooth, does that mean anything to anyone? […] How could you be a great mind like Walt Whitman and not have people be drawn to you? I’m sure it’s possible in some cases but Whitman not only had close friends who adored him, he had followers who based their course of life off of his words. That’s influence for you. Two such people […] […] Walt Whitman’s Friends William Douglas O’Connor was born in Boston, Massachusetts, January 2, 1833. In the beginning he was into painting until he was compelled to leave his passion, he turned to something that he could focus on and makes a career. Even before the age of twenty he landed a job as associate […] […] Here is My Mashup Called watch?v=BEN-92bx0zE […] Hey Everyone! I found Whitman right at Rutgers! Enjoy my reading of Years of the Modern. I wanted to do “Pioneers” to be like the Levi’s ad, but wasn’t sure I could pull it off. That’s a guy poem! :O) Years of the Modern […] Mirages More experiences and sights, stranger, than you’d think for; Times again, now mostly just after sunrise or before sunset, Sometimes in spring, oftener in autumn, perfectly clear weather, in plain sight, Camps far or near, the crowded streets of cities and the shopfronts, (Account for it or not–credit or not–it is all true, And […] […] The Bolton Group The Bolton Group was formed in 1886 by Tom France, who wanted to create a local branch of the Social Democratic Federation in his home town, Bolton, England. The original group had thirty members and met at Tom France’s house. In the early 1890’s the Bolton socialists rented a place in Back […] […] |