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Comment 2 of 12, added on December 26th, 2004 at 5:35 AM.
water image in eliot's poems
water which is one of the four natural elements plays a distinguished role
in eliot's poetry.
In 'The waste Land' ,for example,water is both destructive and
constructive.Rain is either destructive
or constructive depending on its intinsity.In the 'Death by Water ,' it is
destructive.yet, through out the poem it is constructive;it rather refers
to the faith through which the waste land may be reserrected.
by Difaf Ibrahim
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Comment 1 of 12, added on November 26th, 2004 at 3:04 PM.
this is the best poem ever. ...fear in a handful of dust, heap of broken
images, look to windward. just g8. chhhhhheeeeerrrrrrssssssssss!!!!!!!
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tom browning
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water image in eliot's poems
water which is one of the four natural elements plays a distinguished role
in eliot's poetry.
In 'The waste Land' ,for example,water is both destructive and
constructive.Rain is either destructive
or constructive depending on its intinsity.In the 'Death by Water ,' it is
destructive.yet, through out the poem it is constructive;it rather refers
to the faith through which the waste land may be reserrected.
by Difaf Ibrahim
SEND TO
seadepth2001@yahoo.com
difaf ibrahim