Song of Myself.

This book provides the most comprehensive and detailed readings so far. Christopher Merrill, Whitman's most outstanding critic, one of the country's most prominent writers and a literary figure, is talking to Whitman. Please enter a dialogue on how poetry develops, moves, improvises and surprises. Folsom and Meryl interacted with "all elements" of his work instead of choosing and choosing a specific passage to help to read the poem, instead considering Whitman as his word. This book introduces the final version of Whitman's poem, divided into 52 sections; each section followed by a detailed critical review of passage by Folsom, and then Merrill makes a poet's view Offers. A wider background is proposed to think about the paragraph and the whole poetry.

"I celebrate myself," Walt Whitman's poem "My own song" declared. "My own song", first published in Whitman's "Grass Leaf" series in 1855, is one of the most famous and influential poetry in American history. "My own song" allows the reader to make a spectacular journey through many settings, periods, opinions and characters, splitting it into 52 parts covering about 70 pages. Walt Whitman has a fundamental idea of ​​America, democracy, spirituality, gender, gender, and identity. He is using "my own songs" to explore these ideas, spreading self recognition, freedom, and acceptance of all people.

The idea behind "My own songs" is that personal identity is transient but transcendental. The dominant tone of 'My own song' is happy and mysterious. The cycle of life is constantly updated, overcoming death. When everyone absorbs this knowledge, everyone becomes intimate in every life and you can get a feeling of victory of mortality. "My own song" contains a lot of tone modulation as it moves towards the climax. In order to solve the theme of infinite renewal, the 52 part of the poem moves between the general and the concrete, between the description and the emotion, and between the body and the soul. "My own song" is powerful - sometimes shocking body identity poetry sex is part of ordinary humanity, Whitman ignores the pretext that it reaches the universal truth of human identity, including body truth To do.

The identity and transcendence of "My Own Song" comes to mind when reading Walt Whitman's "My Own Song". His love for nature. Symbols are used through poetry. Whitman's suspicious homosexuality has penetrated the entire process. When reading Whitman's poetry, the forefront of his thinking is a different personality theme to his willfulness, while maintaining a sense of universal identity. - The poetry by Robert Frost's Patchwork Wall has many themes and lessons of life to tell the reader. The main themes revealed to the reader are walls, nature and friendship. The theme return theme is to understand the people of life. There are no reasons on the wall, cows can not be controlled, nature leaves a lot of gaps in the wall and is about to pull it down