Question

what is the theme of the poem "wild old wicked man"?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Lust of an old man

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Answer 2

The theme of the poem " The Wild Old Wicked Man"

The theme of the poem is  the lust of people irrelevant of age for lowly emotions and carnal pleasure

Explanation:

• W.B Yeats was not only a Nobel Laureate but also one of the greatest Modern poets of the twentieth century.
• His poems are always replete with symbols.
• The Wild Old Wicked Man is one of his most celebrated poems written in his older years.
• The poem bears many autobiographical traits.
• The poem focuses on the lowly pleasures and emotions of Man . These pleasures withstand  age and are forever alive.
• The man as per the title of the poem is described as wild, old and and wicked.
• The man is described with these adjectives as in spite of his matured age the man still loves to lead a wild, Bohemian life.
• His wickedness is projected through his extreme love for carnal pleasures.
• The theme of the poem is the assertion of the lust of Man for lower pleasures than Divine bliss.  

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