Essays on William Yeats` poems

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Essays on William Yeats` poems;“Lapis Lazuli",“The Wild Swans at Coole”,“Coole park", and “Blood and the moon”

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In the first stanza, the speaker says that “hysterical women are sick of the palette and fiddle-bow, of poets that are always gay.” However, I think Yeats defends art which causes gaiety to audiences or readers. This poem shows his opinions on art. He believes that “gaiety transfigures all that dread.” In addition, he suggests even Shakespearean tragedy should be played in the gay atmosphere rather than “break up the lines” of Hamlet and Lear to weep.

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