Ans- Walt Whitman is the speaker in this poem.
Ans- The poet Walt Whitman is thirty-seven years old.
Ans- The speaker uses 'you' twice to emphasis the similarity of blood in all human beings.
.Ans- Harbour and hazard is meant by Nature without check with original energy.
Ans- The theme of the poem is universal brotherhood /reflection of individualistic thought. It gives the message of brotherhood among human beings.
Ans- The speaker establish the relation between 'me' and 'you'. He says that our parents are the same and our blood is similar.
Ans - The poet Walt Whitman observes a spike of grass in summer season.
Ans- The blood of the speaker has been formed by the same soil and the same air that everyone breathes. There is no difference between his blood and blood of the others.
Ans- He hopes to do the work which he wants to continue till death.
Ans- He wants creeds-the religious beliefs and system of thought to be kept suspended for a while.
Ans- He wants to speak about at every hazard/ his union with nature with all her primitiveness.