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Walt Whitman's visionary poem, On the Beach at Night Alone, reflects his bold voice of joy and exuberance. The line, "I think a thought of the clef of the universes and of the future" precedes an all-encompassing list, reflecting a "vast similitude" of "past, present, future" nature and the universe. In Chatman's setting, the rising melodic lines above a repeating ground bass express the optimism and universal brotherhood of the transcendental or theosophical spirit, building toward a climactic conclusion.
