- Walt Whitman achieved the organic theory of writing in his "Song of Myself" by addressing a variety of topics (fashion, politics and food, among others) in his poem and by approaching all of them from the notion of nature by using metaphors, so as to imply that things happen “organically or naturally” and <u>not mechanically or artificially.</u> Here is an excerpt to illustrate this idea:
<em>“This is the grass that grows wherever the land is and the water is,
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<em>This the common air that bathes the globe.”
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- Here Whitman compares the nature with which grass grows where water is with the process of learning. He implies that it's important to learn through experience and not through books or teachers.
limestone rock calcite mineral
The missing word is: Mineral.
That is because limestone is a sedimentary rock and the calcite is a carbonate mineral, by logical deduction, the analogy is pretty much describing what the first and third words are.
So, in the end, a limestone is a rock and calcite is a mineral.
How long have you lived in Madrid?
Relate this question to our past generations compared to our 21st century. Everything is different and now having the privilege for women to have independence and rights is very different from when pre-marital sex was frowned upon in the past.
