by William Butler Yeats
What does Yeats suggest about the best and worst people in "The Second Coming"?
What imagery does Yeats use to describe the powerful being in the second stanza of "The Second Coming"?
Why does Yeats believe extremists are full of passionate intensity?
What historical event is referenced in W.B. Yeats's poem "The Second Coming"?
In W. B. Yeats's poem "The Second Coming," what does "spiritus mundi" refer to?
In 'The Second Coming,' who does the falconer symbolize according to the general critical and scholarly consensus?
In Yeats's poem 'The Second Coming,' what does the line 'The falcon cannot hear the falconer' symbolize?
Why is "The Second Coming" considered a prophetic poem?
What image does Yeats use to describe the loss of control in "The Second Coming"?
What does the "rough beast" in Yeats's "The Second Coming" symbolize?