Yeats (William Butler Yeats)

William Butler Yeats was an Irish poet and playwright, renowned for his poetic craftsmanship and deep interest in Irish culture and folklore. Living from 1865 to 1939, he explored themes of identity, mysticism, politics, and change, blending personal spirituality with national pride. Yeats’s work often reflects a longing for spiritual truth amid modern uncertainties, using symbolic language and innovative forms. He was also a key figure in the Irish Literary Revival and served as Ireland’s first Minister for Arts. His poetry remains influential for its lyrical beauty and profound exploration of human experience and national identity.