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What are the most common themes in Walt Whitman's writing?

  1. Death and Religion

  2. Nature and Love

  3. Nature and Religion

  4. Death and Love

The correct answer is: Nature and Love

Walt Whitman's writing is known for its celebration of nature and love. Throughout his works, Whitman expresses his admiration and fascination for the natural world, often using it as a metaphor for spiritual growth and the interconnectedness of all things. Love is also a recurring theme in Whitman's writing, as he explores the complex and diverse forms of love, from romantic love to love for humanity and the world around us. While death and religion may appear in some of his writings, they are not as prevalent or central as nature and love. C and D may seem like plausible options, but they are not the most common themes in Whitman's writing.

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