why does Walt whiteman feel more at home with animals?
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In the poem 'Animals' by Walt Whitman, the poet feels more at home with animals than human beings because he believes that animals are much better than humans as they do not possess any human vices. He strongly feels that the animals are uncomplicated and are content with their lives.
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because he believes that humans are greedy,they grieve,commit sins ,cry to God about their duties etc. They have lost all the tokens of love they possessed.Animals never gave up their tokens. So he wants to be with the animals and want human race to bring back those good habits that they once possessed
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