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Butler Yeats

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English

 

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Richard K

 

Date added:

July 9, 2016

 

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University

 

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B

 

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3 / 576

 

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In the poem, Maud Gonne is reflecting on past loves and relationships. She realizes that Yeats was her only companion who loved her unconditionally. Many loved her, or said they did, but not in every respect like Yeats. Perhaps if her realization were sooner, Yeats would have married her. Many key words jut out, giving us clues to which Yeats is describing...
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Many loved her, or said they did, but not in every respect like Yeats. Perhaps if her realization were sooner, Yeats would have married her. Many key words jut out, giving us clues to which Yeats is describing. The most significant is "Love" on the tenth line. "Love" is capitalized representing William Yeats himself...
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