Question

What is the message that walt whitman wants to give to the readers through his poem 'Animals'




Class-10


English

Answer 1

Answer:

The poet has given a wonderful and insightful message. The poet in his poem tells the readers that animals are far more contented and wiser than the human beings. According to him animals are calm, placid, and self-contained. On the other hand human beings are stressed, panicky, disturbed, selfish, greedy, and self-centered.  

The poet is impressed with the way animals don’t sweat, whine, sulk, regret, rue, and don’t waste their time discussing their duties to God. None of them is unhappy. Animals unlike human beings are not hypocrites; they accept the poet as he is and present themselves to the poet as they are.  

The poet feels so much comfortable among them. So, he wishes to live with them.  

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Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

There is nothing great about being humans. They have degraded themselves to the extent that animals appear to be noble and superior beings in their comparison. No doubt, humans did possess those ‘tokens’ of love, innocence, simplicity, contentment and independence. But they have given up such ‘tokens’ long ago. Animals still share those noble virtues and appear to be nobler than humans.

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