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A Song of the Open Road - Walt Whitman - Hardcover Book

  • From Walt Whitman’s 1856 poetry collection Leaves of Grass, Song of the Open Road finds meaning in journeying into the unknown future. The poem encourages readers to live life purposefully, embracing opportunity, change, and the people who journey with us
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Hardcover

Length - 24 pages

Dimensions - 4.25 x 7 inches

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  • EAN 9781429096386
  • Weight 9
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