What is the poem mostly about? Check the two boxes that best apply. the speaker’s inevitable death the speaker’s personal identification the speaker’s love of grass the speaker’s love of young people the speaker’s approach to life

The poem 'Song of Myself'(assumed) published in Whitman's collection 'Leaves of Grass' is one of his most acknowledged poems that primarily highlights the celebration of 'individuality'(self) and integrity of humankind(Americans in particular).

As per the question, the poem reveals the central idea of 'personal identification' or 'identification of self' which the poet experiences while moving through the journey of life. Another dominant idea in the poem is 'speaker's approach to life' is quite unified and optimistic as the speaker talks of common 'self' among the entire humankind. This idea is reflected by the speaker's admiration of self(reflects his contentment) and the life he's received(as it unifies him to the Almighty). Thus, options B and E are correct.

jayilych4real jayilych4real · Answer 2 · 2021-09-22T00:18:37+02:00

The poem is mostly about:

the speaker’s personal identification
the speaker’s personal identificationthe speaker’s approach to life

Your question is incomplete, but it seems it is from the poem, 'Song of Myself' where the poet talks about and glorifies self or the individual and the goodness of Americans.

Based on the poem, the narrator/poet navigates through life and goes on a journey of self-actualization.

This helps in his personal identification and shows how his approach to life is one of contentment.

He is on a journey to discover himself which leads him to identify himself and approach life differently

Therefore, the correct answers are options B and E