orbic

Rounding by thee in One—one common orbic language,

Song of the Exposition 1900

(The true New World—the world of orbic Science, Morals, Literatures to come,)

As a Strong Bird on Pinions Free 1900

The orbic flex of his mouth is pouring and filling me full.

Walt Whitman 1900

The sensitive, orbic, underlapp’d brothers, that only privileged feelers may be intimate where they are, 25

Spontaneous Me 1900

Of orbic tendencies to shape, and shape, and shape, The mighty Earth-Eidólon.

Eidólons 1900

We are two resplendent suns—we it is who balance ourselves, orbic and stellar—we are as two comets;

We Two—How Long We were Fool’d 1900

A new creation, with needed orbic works launch’d forth, to revolve in free and lawful circuits—to move, self-poised, through the ether, and shine like heaven’s own suns!

Democratic Vistas: Paras. 60–89. Collect 1892

Much quackery teems, of course, even on democracy’s side, yet does not really affect the orbic quality of the matter.

Democratic Vistas: Paras. 30–59. Collect 1892

To repeat it, all poetry thus has (to the point of view comprehensive enough) more features of resemblance than difference, and becomes essentially, like the planetary globe itself, compact and orbic and whole.

Five Thousand Poems. November Boughs 1892

Infinite are the new and orbic traits waiting to be launch’d forth in the firmament that is, and is to be, America.

Poetry To-Day in America—Shakspere—The Future. Collect 1892