In Section 51 of "Song of Myself," what attitude toward time does the speaker express?

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ra1l [238]2 years ago

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The speaker uses “past and present wilt.” He also says, “Before I am gone,” “too late,” and “I stay only a minute longer.” Saying that time is fading away.

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