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How is Whitman's attitude toward death in Song of Myself similar to Dickinson's attitude in 712 Because I could not stop for Death A.Both poems suggest that death is final and there is no afterlife.?
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Both poems suggest a form of life after death that should not be feared
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Both Whitman and Dickinson convey a sense of acceptance and naturalness towards death in their poetry. They both explore themes of mortality, pondering its inevitability and its place within the larger cycle of life. Additionally, both poets use vivid imagery and personification to depict death as a peaceful and gentle presence.
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