Question

What does the speaker, in 'Song of Myself', observe in summer ?

Hint:

In 'Song of Myself', the speaker observes the vibrant and abundant life in summer, focusing on nature's beauty, growth, and interconnectedness, celebrating the natural world and its cycles.

Answer 1

In Walt Whitman's 'Song of Myself', the speaker observes a spear of summer grass. This simple, natural object inspires him to contemplate his connection with nature and all of humanity. He sees the grass as a symbol of the continuous cycle of life and the democratic nature of existence.