Yeats as Father in the Last Four Poems in Michael Robartes and the Dancer
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It is a given that Yeats wrote and/or assembled books of poems. Some collections of poems within books inform one another within the larger arc of the book as a whole and, as a result, an examination of how poems placed adjacent to one another deepens readers’ and scholars’ appreciation and understanding of the poems. This is certainly the case of the final four poems of Michael Robartes and the Dancer, which shows Yeats wrestling with a new father’s complicated feelings about having a beloved daughter born in troubling times.
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It is a given that Yeats wrote and/or assembled books of poems. Some collections of poems within books inform one another within the larger arc of the book as a whole and, as a result, an examination of how poems placed adjacent to one another deepens readers’ and scholars’ appreciation and understanding of the poems. This is certainly the case of the final four poems of Michael Robartes and the Dancer, which shows Yeats wrestling with a new father’s complicated feelings about having a beloved daughter born in troubling times.
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