oman, the sponger, the thief, are all invited to this feast, which h!e calls the "meat for natural hunger". Furthermore, by calling this hunger "natural", Whitman is implying that all men get hungry, regardless of race, profession, social status, etc. because it is a part of human nature and thus there should be no difference in them and the rest of the people in the world. Despite the contrarieties that are customarily found throughout the world, Whitman implies that we all have something in common because we are all God’s children. "Song of Myself" is a poem that portrays the mystical experience undergone by the author that he attributes to God, which ultimately changes his view of the world and his relation to the entities within it. This is what formulates his view of the equality of all things because they are the divine creations of God....
