Question

When the speaker in Song of Myself, number 33, writes that agonies are "changes of garments" he means that

a) Agonies are easily forgotten
b) Agonies are like changing clothes
c) Agonies are transformative experiences
d) Agonies are meaningless

Answer 1

In Song of Myself, number 33, the speaker suggests that agonies are transformative experiences, as he himself becomes the wounded person.

Step-by-step explanation:

In Song of Myself, number 33, when the speaker writes that agonies are "changes of garments," he means that agonies are transformative experiences. The speaker is suggesting that he himself becomes the wounded person, experiencing the agonies firsthand.