Read this phrase from allen ginsberg’s "a supermarket in california." the trees add shade to shade. what is the meaning of this phrase? the narrator is contrasting the images of the market to nature. the narrator is praising the loveliness of his cottage yard. the narrator is remarking that trees make the night darker. the narrator is wondering how he will find his way home.

The answer is C: The narrator is remarking that trees make the night darker.

In this poem Ginsberg is singing a strange ode to his forefather, so to speak, Walt Whitman, the great American poet.

In the verses that precede the fragment in question, Ginsberg explores his sentiments of loneliness that his culture bring forth in him, just like it did for Whitman years before. In the poem, after they leave the supermarket and are walking through the empty streets, the bleak and dark sentiment of strangeness that is prevalent throughout the poem is brought together by the simple, though powerful, line quoted, making the darkness prevalent in the streets his own: “the trees add shade to shade”.

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