Crazed Girl Of Yeats Poem by Sadiqullah Khan

Crazed Girl Of Yeats

Rating: 2.7


The transcendental value
Put upon the word crazed
Otherwise the word insane
Her sounds not commonly intelligible
And one song she sings
Is actually making her more free
But fear still grips her of the hungry sea
Which she transforms into a song improvising
Insanity itself is freedom
From the existing norms and codes
Be that fate divine or bonds
What are words become polemics
When taken to the scene
And where you make conclusions
He has shown us a picture of a girl
In a state of spectacular existence
Now she will appear different
Every one with own eye

Islamabad
15/2/2010

On "A Crazed Girl "by William Butler Yeats

Monday, February 15, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: love and art
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nivedita Bagchi SPC UK 25 February 2010

‘…Insanity itself is freedom…’ Wow! ! Insanity comes from emotion sanity is from intelligence Intelligence roars to question but emotion soothes thro’ answer… One is questioner the other is answer… Nice poem 10 Ms. Nivedita UK

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Allemagne Roßmann 19 February 2010

Is actually making her more free But fear still grips her of the hungry sea Which she transforms into a song improvising Descriptive and very poignant write.10/10

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