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How did Alyohin define love? Ans: Alyohin defined love as a mysterious thing beyond all types of social limitations in About Love. ... The love story between Nikanor and Pelageya justified that love is possible between too many unmatchable persons having totally different life ideologies.
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- The speaker is walking in no particular direction, reflecting on the wonders of life.
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While for Whitman the adventure is the wellspring of verse, he considers it to be something bigger, as a lifestyle. The verse is auxiliary. As he says, "I and mine do not convince by arguments, similes, rhymes, / We convince by our presence." What is in question is along these lines more essential and more widespread than writing. The street is an image of a majority rule and essential society that simply happens to make for good verse.
