what vices in human beings does Walt whiteman notice
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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
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Human beings ever remain dissatisfied. They keep grumbling about their condition. They go mad for material things. They talk about their duty to God, but never think about their duty to God’s men.
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