Animals
By– Walt Whitman
Value Points of the Poem
- The poet feels more comfortable and at home with animals.
- He doesn’t feel comfortable with human beings.
- He wants to move away from human beings and live with animals.
- Animals are calm and contented.
- They never weep over their miserable conditions as humans do.
- They never worship God and weep for their sins.
- They don’t suffer from the mania or madness of owning and possessing things.
- They don’t fall down on knees to show respect to others.
- Thousands of years ago, the ancestors of human beings possessed the qualities of love and kindness.
- Men have lost those ‘tokens’ of love but animals still retain them.
- Human beings are confused, greedy and overambitious while animals are not.
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