Swan and Shadow: Yeats's Dialogue with History

acceptance artist beauty become beginning Blake body called comes Complete contemplation continuing created creative cycles dark dead death described desire dialogue discover divine drama dream early eternal experience fact fall final fire followed force Greek heart Hence human idea ideal imagination individual Ireland Irish knew knowledge later Letters light lines living London meaning measure memory mind mirror moment moon moves nature never night once opposites passion past Pater Phase play poem poet poetry present quoted recall relation seems sense shadow song soul speaker spiritual stand stone subjective suggests swan symbol things thought tion Tower tradition tragic transcendence turn unity vision voice W. B. Yeats Wade wheel whole wind wisdom Writings Yeats Yeats's York