Today, 133 years ago, on March 26, 1892 (February 28, 1892), American poet Whitman died. American writer Whitman Whitman, born on May 2, 1819 in Long Island. He worked as a rural teacher, in the newspaper. Liked to travel, meditate, and be free. One of his long poems, The Song of Himself, almost included the author's main thoughts throughout his life. His Whitman's Leaves, until 1892 had a total of nine editions, collected 383 poems, some of which were highly rated by the pedestrians, such as "To a Failed European Revolutionary", "On the Road through the Brooklyn Gate", "The Song of the Great Road", "I Hear America Singing", etc. In addition, he also published a collection of poems, "The Cluster", "Typical Days",