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Spring and Fall vs. Sailing to Byzantium

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English

 

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April 4, 2017

 

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University

 

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"Spring and Fall" is written to a young child. Her grieving is recognized ( line 1-2) and finally accepted to be caused by the loss of her youthfulness. "Sailing to Byzantium" depicts an old man as a speaker. He describes the world's prejudices for youth over the elderly. He then goes on to speak of finding a new city for himself (line 15-16) and the grief of his continuous journey of aging...
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"Sailing to Byzantium" depicts an old man as a speaker. He describes the world's prejudices for youth over the elderly. He then goes on to speak of finding a new city for himself (line 15-16) and the grief of his continuous journey of aging. Both poems depict a bleak, lonely outlook on growing older, yet to very ifferent degrees...
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