| Display title | The Second Coming (poem) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | William Butler Yeats' most famous poem. It is not about the Apocalypse and the second coming of Christ -- rather, it's a window into Yeats's own cosmology and worldview, predicting the fall of the Christian world order and the rising of a new empire. It was written just after World War I, the failed Irish Rising (in which Yeats lost several close friends), and the Russian Revolution (which probably explains a lot). |