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ICSE · Class 12 · English- Short Stories : Perspectives and Reflections
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Timeline showing major historical events in Ireland from 1916-1923, contextualizing when Yeats wrote the poem
The map in words
- 1916
- Easter Rising
- 1917
- General Election shifts Irish politics
- 1919
- War of Independence begins
- 1919
- Yeats writes A Prayer for My Daughter
- 1921
- Anglo-Irish Treaty signed
- 1922
- Irish Free State established
- 1923
- Yeats awarded Nobel Prize
Flowchart showing the structural progression of the poem from scene-setting to philosophical conclusion
The map in words
- Poem Opens: Storm and Cradle
- Prayer Begins
- Stanza 1: Scene Setting
- Stanzas 2-7: Wishes and Reflections
- Wishes Include:
- Beauty tempered with character
- Stanza 8: Conclusion
- Role of ceremony and custom
- Stanza 8: Conclusion
- Protection from hatred
- Rootedness and tradition
- Beauty tempered with character
- Wishes Include:
- Stanzas 2-7: Wishes and Reflections
- Stanza 1: Scene Setting
- Prayer Begins
Mind map showing the contrast between the violent external storm and the protected, peaceful internal space of the cradle
The map in words
- Opening Image
- External World
- Storm howling
- Sea-wind screaming
- Atlantic wind
- Dangerous violence
- Protected Space
- Cradle-hood
- Coverlid
- Gregory's wood
- Bare hill
- Father's State
- Walking and praying
- Great gloom in mind
- Deep anxiety
- Hour of meditation
- External World
Yeats’s prayer for his daughter Anne for inner peace, courtesy, rootedness, and freedom from vanity, hatred, and modern chaos
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- Yeats’s prayer for his daughter Anne for inner peace, courtesy, rootedness, and freedom from vanity, hatred, and modern chaos
- Storm and gloom
- Beauty with limits
- Mythological examples
- Courtesy and earned hearts
- Rootedness and stability
- Hatred and opinion
- Radical innocence
- Custom and ceremony
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