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Walt Whitman Totally Looks Like Odin



walt whitman totally looks like odin

Walt Whitman Totally Looks Like Odin

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  1. jimijenga says:

    Looks more like Sir Ian McKellen as Gandalf.

  2. A Poet who knows it says:

    From “Leaves of Grass (Song of Myself)”

    *ahem*

    “I celebrate myself,
    And what I assume, you shall assume,
    And every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you.

    I loafe and invite my soul,
    I lean and loafe at my ease… observing a spear of summer grass.”

    “Clear and sweet is my soul… and clear and sweet is all that is not my soul.

    ” I believe in you my soul… the other I am must not abase itself to you,
    and you must not be abased to the other.

    Loafe with me on the grass… loose the stop from your throat
    Not words, not music or rhyme I want… not custom or lecture, not even the best,
    Only the lull I like, the hum of your valved voice.”

    (Walks away, humming a tune of summer and poetry)

    Walt Whitman rocks!

    • telefil says:

      I know you posted this two days ago, but this just made my Monday morning :)

      • A Poet says:

        You’re welcome! Here’s another bit that’s most apropos:

        “I have heard what the talkers were talking… the talk of the beginning and the end,
        But I do not talk of the beginning or the end.”

        (and a bit farther on…)

        “Backward I see in my own days where I sweated through fog with linguists and contenders,
        I have no mockings or arguments… I witness, and wait.”

  3. Pezra says:

    yes, Whitman = a god

  4. Don Zerli, Patriot says:

    Who would have guessed Odin wore floppy hats?

    • evergrey says:

      People who read the lore!

    • Buster says:

      That actually is one of his signature trademarks. Whenever he travels Midgård disguised as an ordinary man he dons the hat. If you read anything on the subject it’s kinda on the level of Buddha being enlighted or the Chupacabra sucking goats and whatnot.

      • Donald Zerli, Patriot says:

        Does it have the dread runes “L.L. BEAN” sewn into the band?

        Really…it actually says “He wore a floppy canvas hat”?

        Anything about deck shoes?

  5. Don Zerli, Patriot says:

    That’s probably a fly-fishing rod he’s holding, too.

  6. blah blah blah says:

    Gandalf! It’s Gan-dalf!

  7. KeCo says:

    Must be from before the eye incident.

  8. RiderLeangle says:

    The pic of odin makes him look like the gordons fisherman doesn’t it?

  9. Czernobog says:

    Epic Norse Win.

  10. Rimsiakas says:

    I doubt Odin looks like this.

  11. uber says:

    odin was the god of poetry

    • Buster says:

      Nopes, that’s Brage. Oden is the god of lies & deciet, the executed (specifically hanged), knowledge, war (along with Tyr), and most importantly, death.

      • Kai says:

        Odin is not the god of lies and deceit. That would be Loki; a sadly misinterpreted god.

        • Buster says:

          Loke is most defenetly not a god whatsoever, as he is a giant. And if you would look more deeply into for instance the Edda you would see that Oden is infact often at least as untrustworthy and prone to deception as ever Loke.

  12. blake419 says:

    And they both look like gandalf

  13. AARP says:

    What, do all old white guys look the same to you?? Racist. And ageist for that matter.

  14. CatFace says:

    Holy cow!! How do all of you know so much abour Odin, and I know practically nothing! Darn cheap government education…….*walks off muttering in the direction of the library.*

    • Buster says:

      It’s not that uncommon if you’re from Sweden like me, or from Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Faeroe Island or Finland. Add a special interest and blammo, knowledge a-plenty!

  15. Andrew says:

    Walt Whitman, founder of where I live.

  16. thinkaboutit says:

    The painting of Odin was painted by George von Rosen roughly ten years before Whitman’s death.
    …it’s highly possible that the painter met Whitman and decided to paint Odin’s visage as a likeness to the poet’s as a sort of omage to Whitman’s unique poetry. It is to be noted that Odin, in Norse mythology, was not only a god of battle and death, but of wisdom, poetry, and prophecy as well. This, or course, could surely have inspired the painter to use Whitman’s worn, knowing countenance as the battle hardened, yet wise and philosophical face of Odin.

  17. moongirl9 says:

    odin is the viking god of thunder.

    • Buster says:

      I smell a trol here, but I’m feeling benevolent and will feed it.

      1. Tor (or Thor for you anglosaxon types) is the god of thunder.

      2. There are not nor have ever existed any “viking gods”. In English I believe the common term is “Norse gods”. Not all people living in the north were vikings. Vikings were the ones who went out “i viking” as it were, roughly translated to “on a tour of trading, pirating and exploration”.


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