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I chose this image because of how it connects to the theme of self realization and self obsession. 

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I chose this clip because a DEA agent finds a book that the main character Walter has held onto that was given to someone who was obsessed with him. The poem Song of Myself that is found within the Leaves of Grass work mainly discusses themes of self obsession therefore I thought the fact that Walter White holding onto the book given to him showed that he enjoyed others thinking highly of him.  

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Breaking Bad - Hank Figures It Out Scene (S5E8) | Rotten Tomatoes TV

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In the tv series Breaking Bad Walt Whitman's poem becomes a large part of taking down Walter White. Leaves of Grass is the poem shown however Song of Myself is included in the Leaves of Grass. 

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I chose this Journal Article published by the John Hopkins University Press because it discussed several of the themes in Song of Myself and how it connected to other works of Walt Whitman's. The author is mainly trying to interpret section 50 of the poem by using other works of Whitman to explain what "something" is. By doing so the best interpretation is that section 50 is concerned with mystical intuition, the "soul - sight" which for Whitman was indeed the "root - centre for their mind". 

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This poem is relevant because, Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself" is arguably the most famous poem in his collection "Leaves of Grass," and it encapsulates many of the themes and ideas present throughout the work. "Leaves of Grass" celebrates the individual person, democracy,the interconnectedness of all things, and the beauty of nature. "Song of Myself" embodies these themes by exploring the concept of the self in relation to the larger world. Whitman celebrates the individual self while also recognizing its connection to the universe. This celebration of diversity and unity reflects the democratic spirit of "Leaves of Grass" as a whole.

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I used this image a girl in nature and how she is connecting with it  because of the symbolism it shows throughout Song of Myself. It suggests the divinity of common things. Whitman specifically speaks about the grass in nature and how it  is significant because it unfolds the themes of death and immortality. While Whitman begins the poem with self obsession he then moves to connecting with nature and God. Therefore the grass is symbolic because he connects it with the ongoing cycle of life and death shown in nature. Whitman says grass is "just as lucky to die as to be born", further symbolizing his connection to the life cycle of nature in comparison to humans.