The Green Helmet and Other Poems

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The initial piece in this volume is a deliciously conceived heroic

farce, quaint in humor and sprightly in action. It tells of the

difficulty in which two simple Irish folk find themselves when they

enter into an agreement with an apparition of the sea, who demands

that they knock off his head and who maintains that after they have

done that he will knock off theirs. There is a real meaning in the

play which it will not take the thoughtful reader long to discover.

Besides this there are a number of shorter poems, notably one in

which Mr. Yeats answers the critics of "The Playboy of the Western

World."

Per Amica Silentia Lunae · 第 68 / 77 题