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PRESENTATION OF “THE LAKE ISLE OF

INNISFREE” BY WILLIAM BUTTLER YEATS


PRESENTED BY ALL MEMBERS OF GROUP 4
“WIILIAM BUTTLER YEATS”
ABOUT THE POET:

1. William Butler Yeats was born on June 13,1865, in Dublin,


Ireland.
2. Even though he was of English origin, he loved Ireland very
much and
Thought of himself as Irishman.
3. His father was also an artist and encouraged him to write
poetry.
4. His Accomplishments are:
He won the Nobel prize for literature in 1923.
He was The Member of Irish Senate from 1922 to 1928.
He was the chancellor of University Of Dublin from 1922 to
1932.
The first stanza of "The Lake Isle of
Innisfree" by W.B. Yeats

I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree,


"

And a small cabin build there, of clay and wattles


made;
Nine bean-rows will I have there, a hive for the
honeybee,
And live alone in the bee-loud glade."
EXPLANATION OF STANZA 1

In the symbolic poem’ The lake isle of Innisfree’ the poet


Williams Butter Yeats recreate the poem in the first person
perspective where he used 'I’ in order to express his
opinion. The part expresses his desire to go to the
malevolent land of Innisfree. Over there, he want to build a
small room for himself with clay and small sticks which are
used to make the walls or fences of the cabin. Further
more, he wants to grow nine rows of beans near his room.
Also he will get the honey from honey beehive .He
elaborates his ideas by saying that the open space where
he will build his room will be full of the buzzing sound of
The Poetic Devices Are:

1. Imagery: Vivid descriptions of nature, such as "bee-loud glade",


create powerful images in the reader's mind.
2. Symbolism: The island of Innisfree represents a peaceful, idyllic
life, while the "cabin" and "bean-rows" symbolize simplicity and
self-sufficiency.
3. Alliteration: Repeated "b" sounds in "bee" and "bee-loud" create
a musical quality.
4. Enjambment: The sentence "I will arise and go now, and go to
Innisfree, / And a small cabin build there..." runs on to the next
line without punctuation, creating a sense of flow and continuity.
5. Rhyme: The stanza has a subtle rhyme scheme, with "made"
and "glade" rhyming in the second and fourth lines.
6. Repetition: The repetition of "there" in lines 2 and 3 emphasizes
the
QUIZ TIME
The lake of
INNISFREE
Are You ready?
Question #1

WHAT KIND OF PLACE IS


INNISFREE?
Answer

Innisfree is a beautiful
place where poet has
spent a lot of time as
a boy.
Question #2
WHAT DOES THE POET WANTED
TO BUILD AT INNSIFREE?

A. Nine bean rows B. A small cabin

C.a hive for D. glade


honeybees
Answer

B. A small cabin
Question #3

Why does the poet want to go


to the Innisfree?
A. To build a small B.To rear the
cabin honey bees

C.To become a D.To live alone


farmer peacfully
Answer

D.To live alone


peacfully
Question #4

In the line,”there midhnight’s


all a glimmer”,what does
‘there’refer to?
A.Innisfree B.Midnight

C.Peace D.Noon
Answer

A.Innisfree
Question #5

What does “cricket


sings”signifies
A.The sound of B.Veils of the
the bees morning

C.Linnet’s wings D.The sound of


the crickets
Answer

D.The sound of
the crickets
Question #6

What are the linnets seen


flying?
A.Morning B.Midnight

C.evening D.Noon
Answer

C.Evening
Question #7

Why does the poest desire to


go to the Innisfree?
A.Because of his B.Because of
anxiety and peace and beauty
restlessnes
C. love and D.Joy and
friendship celebrate
Answer

B.Because of its
peace and
beauty
QUESTION
ANSWER
The lake of
INNISFREE
Question #1

What does the speaker


plan to do at Innisfree?
Answer

The speaker plans to


build a small cabin,
plant bean rows and
keep bees.
Question #2

What kind of imagery


does speaker use in first
stanza?
Answer

Speaker uses natural


imagery, including a
small cabin, bean
rows, and a beehive to
evoke a peaceful rural
setting.
Question #3

Why does the speaker


choose Innisfree?
Answer

Innisfree represents
peaceful and natural
retreat, away from the
difficulties of modern
life .
Question #4

What lifestyle does the


speaker imagine at
Innisfree?
Answer

The speaker imagines


a simple and solitary
life close to nature.
Question #5

What does the speaker’s


longing for Innisfree
suggest about his current
life?
Answer

It suggests that the


speaker is dissatisfied
with his current life
and desires peace and
simplicity.
Thank you
for
participatin
g!

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