Just like the ?smile that may veil' whatever the heart feels, it is more of a trick question asked by the vocalist demanding his audience to differentiate between the two. Nevertheless, it is clear that the singer himself knows that it isn't possible to answer his own question. Conclusively, the song reminds us to rethink our points of view, especially when we think we know...
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Rather than being insecure, the song illustrates to reject the baffled judgment of one's mind and revert to a simpler, satisfying attitude towards life. Referring to the words of Roger himself: "Running over the same old ground, what have you found? The same old fears . . ." According to him, we ?waste' the precious time of our lives confirming our suspicions and in general search for truth...
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The love song of J alfred Prufrock The phrase "There will be time," repeated five times between lines 23 and 36, represents his hesitation and delay. When he says in lines 44 and 45 "Do I dare/ Disturb the universe?," the universe he is referring to is his small social circle of middle-class acquaintances...	3 / 804
Prufrock'S Love Song He is keen on detail. Claiming to be inarticulate is the biggest lie he has told. Prufrock is more afraid of the answer to his question than asking the question...	2 / 516
The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock Allusion Analysis When Lazarus died, he was taken into heaven. When a rich man named Dives died, he went to hell. He requested that Lazarus be returned to earth to warn his brothers about the horror of hell, but his request was denied...	2 / 404
T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" as a Modernist Work From this, and a few other more subtle references, the reader is able to depict Prufrock in a modern, city setting. Another reason this poem can be said to be that of a modernist work is because of its narrator...	4 / 1099