What is "Whitman-esque" about the imagery of "Smoke and Steel"? the slow buildup of energy and urgency in each stanza the vivid energy and focus on the physicality of human bodies the way that images disappear

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What is "Whitman-esque" about the imagery of "Smoke and Steel"?

the slow buildup of energy and urgency in each stanza
the vivid energy and focus on the physicality of human bodies
the way that images disappear from the poem as it progresses
the intense focus on only one or two images per stanza

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the vivid energy and focus on the physicality of human bodies

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