What does whiteman’s poem “i hear america singing” celebrate?

"I Hear America Singing" by Walt Whitman is a celebration of Americans and the simple tasks or jobs they do every day. In this poem, "singing" is a metaphor for the sounds of each person's daily tasks. He calls these sounds "varied carols" and he lists many of the ordinary professions and the cheerful "singing" which is connected with each.

Explanation:

1) (had) you talked

b) saw

2) ironed

b) washed

3) watched

b) went

4) shined

b) woke up

5) pulled

b) took

Explanation:

Every verb has many tenses, and (based on Latin origin) they include present, perfect, imperfect, pluperfect, future perfect, and future.  Apart from a few oddities, verbs can be changed into the perfect tense by simply removing the last letter if it is a vowel, and adding -ed to the end.

N.B. For question one there seemed to be an irregularity in grammar, hence the (had).  There additionally seemed to be a problem with the last half, as if the question should have been in the present tense.

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