Confinement and Rebellion: Yeats’s Poetry of Aging in the Middle Period
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Complicated by his love for a young girl, Yeats’s poetry of aging in the middle period comprises subtle responses. The poet yearns for the world of passion and youth, which is the release from the confinement of old age, but he is also widely aware of the limitations built both by old age and conventional opinions towards old age. The two contending voices are equally strong, and they form great tension in the poems which later develops into open contention and struggle in Yeats’s late poetry of aging.
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Complicated by his love for a young girl, Yeats’s poetry of aging in the middle period comprises subtle responses. The poet yearns for the world of passion and youth, which is the release from the confinement of old age, but he is also widely aware of the limitations built both by old age and conventional opinions towards old age. The two contending voices are equally strong, and they form great tension in the poems which later develops into open contention and struggle in Yeats’s late poetry of aging.
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