0Hello. I need some help analyzing this poem. I can’t seem to find anything. The only things I found were the alliterations (the “man” and “my”, and the “spill” and “song”). Any help would be greatly appreciated. 02br 02br 00To Walt Whitman (by Angela de Hoyos)02br 02br 00hey man, my brother02br 00world-poet02br 00prophet democratic02br 00here's a guitar02br 00for you02br 01del00a chicana guitar02del02br 00so you can spill out a song02br 00for the open road02br 00big enough for my people02br 00-my Native American race02br 00that I cant seem to find02br 00in your poems02br 02br 00Thanks0-
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0 Chicana guitar is a metaphor for culture and togetherness02br 0-
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0 Chicana guitar is a metaphor for culture and togetherness02br 0-
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0Walt Whitman was a transndentalist author who wrote the book "The Leaves of Grass". This book was overtly sexual and contained hidden references to Walt's homosexuality. The above poem is complaining that Native Americans are not included in Walt's poetry, which includes almost every other oppressed group. Also, in the above poem, can't is spelled cant, a mistake, or a clue? I don't know. Good