In "Song of Myself", Walt Whitman is writing about individuality and self reliance, as we can see from the first line of the poem: "I CELEBRATE myself, and sing myself", This poem emphasizes the "Self", it can be interpreted as a "cosmic self" it can even be read as an individuality that is collective: "And what I assume you shall assume,
/ For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you".
That is a run on sentence. 'These fences kept cattle in and rustlers out. Cattle injured themselves on the feces at first.'
humanity is inherently evil – Puritans believed that all humans were born sinners and deserved eternal da*natuion
God is merciful but unreachable - Puritans believed in the mercy of God but that only “the elect” would be saved through the deat*
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Hamlet once loved Ophelia.
The sentence was put in the past tense meaning that Hamlet loved Ophelia, but that doesn't necessarily mean he does now.
<em>If this is incorrect, please, don't refrain to tell me. </em>
