Comparing The Love Song Of Prufrock, By T. S. Eliot

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courage to overcome his cowardice and seize the moment in the same manner Andrew show us in his. To his coy mistress Eliot made in his lines a matching to that of Andrew Marvell To have squeezed the universe into a ball To roll it toward some our whelming question To say; I’m Lazarus, come from the dead (Prufrock, 93/95) In the bible there is a story of the poor man Lazarus and rich dives, the poor when died he was in heaven later was resurrected or brought back to life on the hands as Jesus Christ, and when the rich died he wanted to be back to life to warn his brothers but the god denied that (Luke 16:19-31).Eliot deliberately uses what’s absurd allusion that it is highly impossible to occur his epigraph to the poem when Guido showed to

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