The speaker in this poem claims to accept both reality and Time absolutely.
The speaker in this poem claims to accept both reality and Time absolutely. Divided into 52 separate parts, its twenty-fourth section describes the speaker as a "kosmos, of mighty Manhattan the son", while another invites the reader to come and "Loafe with [him] on the grass." This is after he makes repeated claims about his love for the soul, and that he assumes that the reader shall as well. For ten points, name this long poem in which Walt Whitman celebrates himself.
The speaker in this poem claims to accept both reality and Time absolutely.
“{Song of Myself}”