The poet in the poem for anne gregory conveys that we should give imp to the inner beauty and not to the physical appearance .elaborate with reference to text.(in 100 words)
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The poem is basically a conversation between the poet, Yeats and a young girl named Anne Gregory. The poet tells her that if she finds a young boy who becomes sad because of her rejection, it doesn’t mean that he was a true lover. He could have been in love with her because of her beautiful yellow hair. This means that the boy might be in love with her because of her attractive looks. He says that a true lover will be the one who will love her for her inner qualities and not her looks. To this, Anne says that she will change her looks by dying her hair into some other colour. She will become less attractive and then, maybe, she will find a true love for herself. So, at last, he explains to her that the previous night, he had heard some religious man saying that only God loves us for what we are. This means that God never loves us for our looks but for our inner beauty.
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The poet( William butler yeats) in the poem for anne gregory says that it is almost impossible to find a person in your life who loves you truly. By saying truly, he means the one who loves you for your qualities and not your looks. He says that only God loves us for what we are from inside. The poem is basically a conversation between the poet, Yeats and a young girl named Anne Gregory. This poem depicts a young woman with yellow hair and attractive looks. This poem is a conversation between yeats and this young woman.
Yeats talks about a boy getting rejected by the young woman. the boy could have loved her for her looks but not her inner self. He also adds that a true lover is one who loves the person for their true self. So the young woman says that in order to find true love she wil dye her hair to another colour. then yeats says that no matter what you do it is only god who will love you for your trueself. This is the message that the poet wanted to convey.