Earlier an allusion is made to "twenty-eight young men" and "twenty-eight years of womanly life," and the poet is labeled as "a kosmos, of Manhattan the son."  
At one point in this poem the poet claims that "a morning glory" at his window satisfies him "more than the metaphysics of books."  Earlier an allusion is made to "twenty-eight young men" and "twenty-eight years of womanly life," and the poet is labeled as "a kosmos, of Manhattan the son."  Not titled until 1881, it actually appeared in 1855 as more than half of a larger poetic collection.  FTP, name this poem by Walt Whitman that opens "I celebrate myself."
At one point in this poem the poet claims that "a morning glory" at his window satisfies him "more than the metaphysics of books."  
"Song of Myself"