Form the beginning, Whitman expected his poetry to be A. Critically acclaimed B. carried like a message into the future C. Ignored by readers D. Heavily edited and revised

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Difusio · Answer 1 · 2024-09-29T23:40:48+0000

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Whitman expected his poetry to be carried like a message into the future, connecting with future generations.

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Whitman expected his poetry to be carried like a message into the future. He wanted his poetry to endure and connect with future generations. His goal was to create a body of work that would be relevant and impactful for years to come.

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