Personal and professional movements in his life were much the cause. ... Yeats became heavily focussed on new occult speculations, his personal life resolved by marriage, he began writing exceedingly metaphysical poetry. ... The music of art and poetry. ... It stands for the unity of all aspects of life. ... Byzantium has various other meanings for Yeats. ...
His philosophy of art takes account of the beauty in art, the historical development of art, and individual forms of art, such as, architecture, painting, literature, sculpture, poetry, and music. ... (Hegel, 76) Light, essentially then, is the substance in all things that give life to all plants and all animals. ... It serves as the perfect image of the Egyptian symbols since it is a realm of interiority that is independent but still lacks the freedom and life of genuine spirit. ...
The poem portrays women looking at life only through a mirror. ... The meaning of this poem can be interpreted in many ways. ... William Blake illustrates poetry best in relation to God. ... Blake seems to question God several times within his poetry. ... The sweeper almost inevitably would have died before he even knew how to live life. ...
During the industrialisation age, focus was on city life, materialism, poverty and oppression. ... These poets yearned for a deep and genuine love of nature and a simple life. ... He seemed to find life inferior to art because it is not constant and unchanging and it is understandable that he would find stability appealing considering his brief and tumultuous life. ... The urn contains a scene ambiguous in meaning. ... In his short lifetime, Keats became apart of his poetry by becoming all of its characters in one aspect or another. ...
