Song of the Open Road by Walt Whitman

A classical journalist and poet Walt Whitman was born in West Hills, New York on May 31, 1819. The economic background of his family is a moderate proportion compared to his pure size. Whitman's devotion to his family hired him at a very young age and deprived him of the opportunity to receive formal education during his teens. The lack of formal education is not a barrier to young Whitman; by reading and examining the sentence, his self-education will eventually make his first educational position at the age of 17 impossible in the 21st century today started. I accepted it.

Walt Whitman's poem "Open Song Path" is a tribute to travelers and independent souls. When a narrator enters the open path, I concentrate on freedom and possibilities, "strong and satisfying." But within the brackets he acknowledges his problem and places a burden on him. I can not get rid of them. "People are always easy to believe that changes in the scene will solve your problem, but in fact it did not work. Although changing the scene does not cause the problem to disappear, see it in a completely new way You will have a whole new perspective on the way it will help you break old patterns and actions.You changed your situation so you may have a new understanding of your problem For example, dissatisfaction with your work may not be due to your work)

Do you want to learn a little French? Alons mean "go with me." Why do you want to know that? It's because Walt Whitman used it many times in his poem "Song of The Open Road." What is its meaning? It is very simple. He invited readers to join him as a fellow traveler on the way of the life that opened up; this is a deep desire for him. In the way of life, he feels - like vibrations, energy of the spirit of all things, we share all the wonderful spirit of acceptance, understanding and gratitude - as I said yesterday - and more