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W. H. Auden Basic information :
September 1, 1939' original poem
Discussion of this poem by Dilip Baradsir video
1) Which lines of 'September 1, 1939' you liked the most? Why?
"Analysed all in his book,
The enlightenment driven away",
➡️"Analyzed all in his book, The enlightenment driven away ", W. H Auden's poem September 1, 1939 I like this line more because this line is woven into everyone's life. Poets present the art in themselves in a unique way. When only one place at a time. That it affects, and applies to, not just one person but the whole world. The poem depicts the dictatorships and monarchies that were going on at the time. Hitler attacks without any mercy. Many people die, a fear among the people. In the current dictatorship, no one can speak against a dictator, who has a good knowledge, who knows a little bit about politics, who could not speak about his monarchy, whether he speaks about dictatorship or against it. They would have been killed or disappeared. Auden, by the name of Thucydides, said he knew about politics. "What these dictators are doing is wrong. They saw democracy. But these people are bringing monarchy." He has a lot of b From the knowledge he gained by reading The Book, he understood that the current politicians are doing what is wrong. But they could not speak. Could not go against them. So Auden states, that is the knowledge gained through books. The knowledge that lies within oneself is in vain. Because the work did not come at the right time. There is knowledge but we cannot apply it in life. So what does such knowledge mean? What is the benefit of such acquired knowledge? So he states that the analysis of all his books read here has gone in vain, without intelligence. Such knowledge has no meaning. Such events happen in everyone's life. Man himself wants to be knowledgeable. So he acquires knowledge to someone in some way, to someone in some place, he stores knowledge in himself. But he cannot use that knowledge at the right time or he cannot use that knowledge. So the books he read are completely useless. Auden wants to say that he is going the other way.
2) What is so special about 'In Memory of W B Yeats'?
'In Memory of W B Yeats' Original poem....
Discussion of this poem by Dilip Baradsir
➡️The death of the one who is born is certain. This line is running through the mind of every human being. Because man knows that his own death is bound to come one day. No one is immortal. Yes, he can be immortal because of his work. Many creatures have been born on this earth. Too many people are living. A lot of people have died. But only a few of them have made a name for themselves. Which people still remember. Including politicians, poets, literary writers, religion gurus, warriors etc. When no one knows or remembers the common man. So we have a skill that causes people to remember us, to remember our work, and to remember our thoughts. Even after the death of a man, his identity remains and people remember him, he is called a great or special person. So in W. H. Auden's poem "In Memory of W. B. Yeats" he tells about the life of W. B. Yeats, showing the memories he had after his death, his thoughts. Auden was impressed by his poetry. And the memories of every writer will always be in the future. They will always be alive in the form of the works he wrote. Which Auden is showing here.‘In Memory of W. B. Yeats’ by W. H. Auden (1907-73) was written in 1939, following the death of the Irish poet W. B. Yeats in January of that year.In Memory of W. B. Yeats, by W.H. Auden is a modern poem in its imagery, concept and versification. The poem, as its title indicates, is an elegy written to mourn the death of W.B. Yeats, but it is different from the conventional elegy. Traditionally, in an elegy, all nature is represented as mourning the death, here nature is represented as going on its course indifferent and unaffected.
3) Is there any contemporary relevance of 'Epitaph on a Tyrant'?
'Epitaph on a Tyrant' original poem...
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