LAPIS LAZULI by William Butler Yeats | BRIEF SUMMARY | скачать в хорошем качестве

LAPIS LAZULI by William Butler Yeats | BRIEF SUMMARY |

"Lapis Lazuli," by W. B. Yeats was written in 1938 amidst the looming threat of war in Europe. The poem reflects on the cyclical rise and fall of civilizations and emphasizes the essential role of artists in society. The speaker criticizes those who dismiss art during crises and argues that artists can transform mass violence through creativity. The poem explores resilience and the enduring nature of art, symbolized by a carved lapis lazuli stone. The stone depicts three men and a bird which the speaker sees it as a symbol of longevity. It reminds us of art's ability to offer a broader perspective on history's tragedies. 🔵 MEG 1 IGNOU STUDY MATERIAL – All-in-One Solution! 🔵 (BRITISH POETRY) Are you an IGNOU MA English (MEG) student? Make exam prep easier with our exclusive study material covering: ✅ Biography of Every Poet ✅ Hot Topics Fully Explained ✅ Line-by-Line Explanation of Every Poem ✅ Critical Analysis of All Poems ✅ Solved Block Questions ✅ Solved Past Examination Papers Perfect for understanding, revising, and scoring high! Get your copy now – clear MEG with confidence! Contact us today WhatsApp on 7006435672 🔵 Follow the I-teach Academy channel on WhatsApp: 🔵 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb73...