The theme of the poem “Full of Life Now,” by Walt Whitman, is that a writer lives on in his writings true or false

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mote1985 [20]3 years ago

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The answer is TRUE. As a poet, you write down your thoughts, and as you die, when people read your poem, they will be reading your thoughts as if you were still alive. He hopes that when we read his poems, we will be seeking to understand his thoughts and would eventually influence us through his words.

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