Question

what does the poet convey by 'weep for their sins' in the poem animals?

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Answer:

Weep for their sins is a term used by the poet Walt Whitman which depicts the typical human nature of commiting sins or mistakes and then trying to improve upon their misdeeds by praying to God, visiting temples and practicing meaningless rituals which are nothing but forms of pure torture to the self. Animals are carefree and they don't mind commiting mistakes and don't even bother to improve them, thus reducing the burden which humans always tend to carry in their minds .

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