Question

Ch2 the lakeisle innisfree for peace comes dropping slow dropping from The Wheels of the morning to where the cricket sings

Answer 1

W B Yeats uses these lines to express:

• And I shall have some peace there, for peace comes dropping slow,

Dropping from the veils of the morning to

where the cricket sings;

There midnight's all a glimmer, and noon a

purple glow,

And evening full of linnet's wings.

In this Stanza, W B Yeats stats that when he will go to Innisfree, he will have some peace there. In the second line of the Stanza, the word ' veils ' mean a peace of fine material worn by the women for covering head and face of a woman. So over here, the word veil means the fog which is there in the island in morning. The Cricket is a small brown insect that produces a rythmical, chirping sound. So, W B likes the cricket singing. The midnight is a glimmer means that it shines softly. The noon seems like a purple glow in the island. And in the last line the word ' linnet ' is a small, brown and grey bird with a short beak that also sings. So in the evening, it full of linnet's wings that means full of flying linnets (songbirds).

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