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who is the poem of the earth​

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In the poem "Voice of the Rain", the poet Walt Whiteman says that the rain calls itself 'the poem of the earth' because of the different kinds of joys and contentment it brings in the

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In the poem "Voice of the Rain", the poet Walt Whiteman says that the rain calls itself 'the poem of the earth' because of the different kinds of joys and contentment it brings in the world.

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