The Ballads and Songs of W. B. Yeats: The Anglo-Irish Heritage in Subject and Style

Anglo-Irish dialect argued audience ballad beauty begins Book called carries clear Collected comes common concerned concrete Davis dead describes direct distinctive dreams Dublin early emotion emphasis English example experience expression feeling Ferguson Gaelic given gives hand heart Henry Hyde Hyde's imagination important Irish kind Lady Gregory lament language later Letters lines literary literature living London lyric Macmillan Mangan matter meaning merely mood movement names native nature never opening original passion play poem poet poetry points political popular praise Press published reference reprinted rhetorical rhythm Rose seen sense shows simple song speaks specific standard stanza statement story style syntax taken theme things thought tion tradition translations turned University usage verse voice volume W. B. Yeats wandering wind woman writing written Yeats's York Young Ireland