Analyzing Walt Whitman's Poem 'Song Of Myself'
Namgay: Hi, Tiny. How are you?
Tiny: I am fine, thank you Namgay.
Namgay: What did you do during the weekend? Did you do any exciting work?
Tiny: Nothing much. I was reading a poem “Song of Myself”. I found the piece eccentric.
Namgay: Wow “Song of Myslef”? Why do you find it strange? Walt Whitman’s poem “Song of Myself” is one of his well-known writings. The poem depicts incredible celebrations, an idyllic celebration of human where he states the mysticism and purity of the entire universe, including human body and he also emphasized that no part of the universe is separate from him.
Tiny: Whitman also talked about the personal celebration of the pleasures of the body. Don’t you think his concern on sexuality has been misapprehended?
Namgay:
Tiny: I am fine, thank you Namgay.
Namgay: What did you do during the weekend? Did you do any exciting work?
Tiny: Nothing much. I was reading a poem “Song of Myself”. I found the piece eccentric.
Namgay: Wow “Song of Myslef”? Why do you find it strange? Walt Whitman’s poem “Song of Myself” is one of his well-known writings. The poem depicts incredible celebrations, an idyllic celebration of human where he states the mysticism and purity of the entire universe, including human body and he also emphasized that no part of the universe is separate from him.
Tiny: Whitman also talked about the personal celebration of the pleasures of the body. Don’t you think his concern on sexuality has been misapprehended?
Namgay: