I Sit and Look Out by Walt Whitman

Each historical period has its own hero. It may be the most suitable active businessman or sensitive aristocrat in time. Walt Whitman explains the horror of the age of oppression that he lives in the poem "Looking Out When Sitting". But he did not try to change this situation, he just "sit down and ignore". The question is whether being a bystander is enough to improve the lives of oppressed people. The author reflects the cruel 19th century reality. It is an important step toward democratizing the overall situation of society.

The poet tried to present the attitude of the audience to draw a story of a tragic life. In Walt Whitman's "I sit and watch" analysis, capital letters of the verb "sit" indicate bystanders' behavior. In addition, it symbolizes that nothing is displayed on the idle speaker. His constant stance also shows confessions of his punishment just a few miles away from the painful masses. On the other hand, the idea of ​​"I am sitting and looking" is expressed by the word "seeing". In Walter Whitman's "I am sitting and looking", the use of free poetry was very rich and used to represent a situation that never changed. In the whole poem, the poet depicts the image of the last referee who maintains pessimistic pessimism and reveals readers. With the progress of poetry

Each historical period has its own hero. It may be the most suitable active businessman or sensitive aristocrat in time. Walt Whitman explains the horror of the age of oppression that he lives in the poem "Looking Out When Sitting". But he did not try to change this situation, he just "sit down and ignore". The question is whether being a bystander is enough to improve the lives of oppressed people. The author is the mirror of these two poems, it says me, the United States dreams of a beautiful future, and the White House is just trying to tolerate repression. In addition, Langston Hughes pointed out that when the guest came here he experienced inequality that she could not eat at the table. Then he reaches the conclusion that this will pass again and I believe he will be able to beat him.

This article also sings American Langston Hughes and contrasts me with Walt Whitman listening to American songs.