👉 Whitmanese is a term used in literature and poetry to describe a style of writing that emphasizes simplicity, directness, and raw emotion. It was coined by the English poet William Wordsworth in his poem "The Prelude," which he wrote while living in Switzerland during the 1790s. In Whitmanese, words are chosen with care and thoughtfulness, often using everyday language to convey complex ideas or emotions. The use of simple, direct language is meant to evoke a