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Sailing To Byzantium

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English

 

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July 26, 2011

 

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“That is no country for old men” (I. 1) this quote claims that elderly people have no place in this world, and after stating that he talks about the young generation how they are occupied with their life and are not concerned about anything else. Old men are the”salmon” and the sea is crowded with “mackerel” which referring to the adolescents, and how the older generation is being isolated from rest...
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Old men are the”salmon” and the sea is crowded with “mackerel” which referring to the adolescents, and how the older generation is being isolated from rest. He wants to escape from this world and to find the paradise he desires for, which he refers to as Byzantium. The poet is praying to god “O sages standing in God's holy fire” (III...
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