Walt Whitman's most famous collection of poems is called Leaves of Grass.
Here's why:
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Why Option 3 (Leaves of Grass) is correct: "Leaves of Grass" is widely recognized as Walt Whitman's magnum opus. He worked on it throughout his life, with multiple editions published and expanded over the years. It is a landmark work in American literature, known for its free verse, celebration of democracy, and exploration of the self and the natural world. It contains some of his most famous poems, such as "Song of Myself."
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Why Option 1 (The Tower) is incorrect: "The Tower" is a collection of poems by William Butler Yeats, not Walt Whitman.
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Why Option 2 (The Ballads) is incorrect: While Whitman's work contains elements of narrative and storytelling, he is not primarily known for writing ballads, and he does not have a famous collection specifically titled "The Ballads."
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Why Option 4 (The Lighthouse) is incorrect: "The Lighthouse" is not a known collection of poems by Walt Whitman or any other major poet.
