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Whitman, using similar sentence structure, compares the spider's thread with the soul's constantly expanding reach, as both seek new connections.
Chicago, by Carl SandburgThe author presents powerful, heroic providers for the nation and the world at the beginning of the poem to represetn the nation's headstrong belief to father the nation's needs.
Sandburg speaks directly to Chicago as if conversing with a friend to express the close comraderie he feels with the city.
Sandburg compares Chicago to prosperous professionals to illustrate the city's success.
In the final stanza, the speaker makes contradictory statements rhyme with one another, balancing the overall combination of darkness and excitement.
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Whitman, using similar sentence structure, compares the spider's thread with the soul's constantly expanding reach, as both seek new connections.
Chicago, by Carl Sandburg
The author presents powerful, heroic providers for the nation and the world at the beginning of the poem to represetn the nation's headstrong belief to father the nation's needs.
Sandburg speaks directly to Chicago as if conversing with a friend to express the close comraderie he feels with the city.
Sandburg compares Chicago to prosperous professionals to illustrate the city's success.
In the final stanza, the speaker makes contradictory statements rhyme with one another, balancing the overall combination of darkness and excitement.
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