what will Walt Whitman be able to do in the secluded spot
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In this secluded spot, he is able to sing songs of “manly attachment” and “types of athletic love” without fear of condemnation from those who dislike his original way of thinking.
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The poet desires to travel the untrodden paths which previously were denied him by "all the standards" and "conformities." In a "secluded spot," far "away from the clank of the world," the poet can at last, in his "forty-first year," "respond as I would not dare elsewhere." He resolves to sing songs of "manly
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