Monday, 16 March 2009
Symbolism in W. B. Yeats’ “Byzantium”
Posted on 03:29 by Unknown
One of the most captivating things about W.B. Yeats' poetry in general and "Byzantium" in particular is its rich symbolism. Symbols are essentially words which are not merely connotative but also suggestive, evocative and emotive. Symbols conjure before the mind's eye a host of images attached to them. Things that are difficult to explain or are inexpressible can be conveyed through symbols. "
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