Question

in the poem the voice of the rain , explain , i rise impalpable

Answer 1

This line implies that the water which rises from the land and the oceans cannot be touched and also cannot be easily comprehended as it state keeps changing but the content remains the same

Answer 2

The line 'I rise impalpable' means that the water(in the form of rain) keeps rising eternally out of the land and the bottomless sea. It cannot be felt or touched when it is rising as it is impalpable.

Explanation:

• 'The Voice Of Rain' is one of the most beautiful poems of Whitman. He provides an imaginative description of his encounter with the rain.
• He asks the falling soft shower of rain about his identity and it replied in the voice of rain and called itself the 'Poem of the Earth.'
• It further says that 'it keeps rising forever out of the land and the sea' and rises unseen towards heaven where it takes a vague form. However, the form only changes and not the content(i.e. water).
• Then it comes down and bathes everything on this earth with the shower and gives back life to its birthplace(origin).

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