When it was originally published as part of larger work in 1855, this poem was not divided into sections and was not even given a separate title.  
When it was originally published as part of larger work in 1855, this poem was not divided into sections and was not even given a separate title.  The speaker is "not a bit tamed" and "untranslatable" and sounds his "barbaric yawp over the roofs of the world."  The poet asserts that, "what I assume you shall assume/ for every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you."  For 10 points, what is this transcendentalist poem by Walt Whitman, which opens with the line "I celebrate myself"?
When it was originally published as part of larger work in 1855, this poem was not divided into sections and was not even given a separate title.  
{Song} of {Myself}