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Answer any three of the following in about 100-120 words:
a)
Write the summary of any one of the following poems :
i) Song of Myself
Answers
Answer:SONG OF MYSELF
There's no way to fully summarize this poem, because there is so much in the poem. Seriously – Walt Whitman changes topics almost every other line. But there are a few main ideas you should know about before starting.
Let's start off with the basics: our speaker, who is actually named Walt Whitman, declares that he's going to celebrate himself in this poem. He then invites his soul to hang out and stare at a blade of grass. It's the party of the year.
He explains how much he loves the world, especially nature, and how everything fits together just as it should. Everything is good to him, and nothing is bad that doesn't contribute to some larger good. Nature has patterns that fit together like a well-built house.
The speaker divides his personality into at least three parts:
The "I' that involves itself in everyday stuff like politics, fashion, and what he's going to eat;
The "Me Myself" that stands apart from the "I" and observes the world with an amused smile; and
The "Soul" that represents his deepest and most universal essence.