Appreciation of Poem "Animal"
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this is poem from which book???
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The poem 'Animals' has been penned by Walt Whitmen.
The central idea of the poem is that The poet wants to live among animals and experience a life where no one complains and where they are free of sins and sorrow. The most important theme of the poem is not to praise how good animals are, but to compare humans with them in order to highlight the flaws of their nature. In the poem "Animals" Walt Whitman admires the modesty of animals which he feels to be absent in the human race.
In the poem "Animals" Walt Whitman admires the modesty of animals which he feels to be absent in the human race. The poem like most of Whitman's work has an em-jammed structure with blank verses through which he characterizes the animals' uncomplicated and simple nature.
The theme of the poem is, Animals have preserved many virtues like innocence, simplicity but human beings have destroyed them over a period of time.