The correct answer is B.
Based on the style and language that Ginsberg uses in "Homework," he would most likely agree that the writing of this poem is an attempt at imitating his favorite American poet, Walt Whitman.
Like Whitman's poems, this poem uses long lines. Furthermore, the language is conversational, also like Whitman's poems.
While the poem does protest the current state of the world, the style and language is a reflection of Whitman's influence on Ginsberg.
Answer:
I believe it's "All, all alike endear'd, grown, ungrown, young or old"
Explanation:
The line begins with the word 'all' repeated then continues to explain who is 'alike' which includes many.
I think it’s Personification, dk not sure.
Summary by any other name
