What does a lonely impulse of delight mean?
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poetry
Rather it is because the airman holds "A lonely impulse of delight," a love of flying or zeal towards a particular specialized craft that no one else shares and few others understand.
Beside this, what is the message of An Irish Airman Foresees his Death?
While "In Memory of Major Robert Gregory" is an elegy for Gregory, written from the perspective of Yeats himself, "An Irish Airman Foresees His Death" is Yeats' attempt to get inside Gregory's head, so to speak, and describe Gregory's sense of life, certain death, and war.
Also Know, what does kiltartan cross mean?
As you've maybe guessed, Kiltartan Cross is a place in Ireland. In fact, it is the name of a barony in western Ireland (a barony is kind of like a county, but smaller). Kiltartan was home to one Lady Gregory, a very close friend of Yeats' who had this really awesome estate called Coole Park.
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