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Summary Part I – The Desertion of Imagination: In the first part, Yeats expresses...More
Background: "Byzantium" was written by William Butler Yeats in 1930. It is a follow-up...More
In this poem, the soul of the poet tells the poet to climb up...More
Summary The Poet’s Creation: Yeats begins the poem by comparing his poetry to a...More
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Background Adam’s Curse was written by William Butler Yeats in 1902. The poem reflects...More
Summary Stanza 1 – Foreseeing Death with Calm Acceptance: In the first part of...More
Summary Stanza 1 – Fear of Destruction and the Immortality of Art: In the...More
Summary Leda’s Powerlessness Against Zeus: The poem shows the sudden and violent moment when...More
This poem is composed in search of poetic thought in nature. He compared the...More
Summary Beginning of the Poem: Yeats begins the poem with a loud call: “The...More
Background: "The Magi" by W.B. Yeats talks about the three wise men who visited...More
Summary Part I – Images of Ireland and National History: At the beginning of...More
Summary Stanza 1 – The Magical Island of Sleuth Wood: In the first stanza,...More
Summary Picture of Old Age: The poem begins with the image of an old...More
Summary Poet’s Sorrow and Question: In this poem, W. B. Yeats expresses his mixed...More
Summary Stanza 1 – Greedy Ireland and the Lost Soul: In this stanza, Yeats...More
Summary Part I – Conflict Between Old Age and Imagination: In the first part...More
Summary Stanza 1 – The Poet in the Schoolroom and Self-Reflection: In the opening...More
The Storm and the Sleeping Baby The poet is walking. Outside, the wind is...More
Summary Stanza 1 – The Pain of an Old Man in the Land of...More
Summary Stanza 1 – A Terrible Picture of Chaos: In this stanza, the poet...More
Summary Stanza 1: Ordinary People but Extraordinary Outcome: In this stanza, the poet says...More
Summary Stanza 1: The Desire for a Peaceful Dream: At the very beginning of...More
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