Question

ones - self i sing, a simple, separate person; yet utter the word democratic, the word en - masse. of physiology from top to toe i sing; not physiognomy alone nor brain alone is worthy for the muse, i say the form complete is worthier far, the female equally with the male i sing. of life immense in passion, pulse, and power, cheerful, for freest action formd, under the laws divine, the modern man i sing. which themes of bright romantic literature appear in this poem? check the three boxes that apply. the true self can be found in nature. society should be questioned. america can have a distinct literary voice. american women can have a distinct literary voice. done

Explanation:

Bright romantic literature often emphasizes individualism, the beauty of nature, and national pride. The idea of the true - self in nature aligns with the romantic focus on nature as a source of truth and beauty. Questioning society is a common theme in literature that values individual thought. The notion of America having a distinct literary voice reflects national pride and a desire for a unique cultural identity in literature. There is no clear indication of a focus on American women's distinct literary voice in the given lines.

Answer:

The true self can be found in nature.
Society should be questioned.
America can have a distinct literary voice.