Irish Poetry in the Long Shadow of W. B. Yeats
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What a brief survey of poetic stances and attitudes indicates is that poets after Yeats have remained in the shade because his work continues to provide the terms of reference for much that continues to preoccupy writing. Not because they are ants to his ox, but because a common sun casts a shadow on all that cover some part of a common terrain, and working one’s patch of ground within it is bound to have an ant’s shadow merge and coincide with that of a larger ant, one whose outline sets a standard for largeness until such time as another ant might come one day who might merge his larger shadow with the others.
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What a brief survey of poetic stances and attitudes indicates is that poets after Yeats have remained in the shade because his work continues to provide the terms of reference for much that continues to preoccupy writing. Not because they are ants to his ox, but because a common sun casts a shadow on all that cover some part of a common terrain, and working one’s patch of ground within it is bound to have an ant’s shadow merge and coincide with that of a larger ant, one whose outline sets a standard for largeness until such time as another ant might come one day who might merge his larger shadow with the others.
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