In Walt Whitman’s iconic poem “I Hear America Singing,” the poet celebrates the diverse and vibrant voices of America’s working class. He hears the songs of carpenters, masons, sailors, and farmers, each voice unique and yet part of a harmonious chorus. Whitman captures the spirit of a nation built on the labors of ordinary people, whose songs express their hopes, dreams, and determination. Through vivid imagery and a powerful rhythm, the poem conveys the resilience, strength, and unity that characterize the American working class.
