We are delighted to share a comprehensive and student-friendly learning resource for the poem “The Wild Swans at Coole” by W.B. Yeats, prepared by Sri P.G. Sunilkumar (HST English, SMHSS Patharam). This material provides clear explanations, poetic appreciation, figures of speech, and exam-oriented question–answers that make learning smooth and meaningful.
📘 About the Poem
“The Wild Swans at Coole” is a reflective and emotionally rich poem written by W.B. Yeats.
As seen in the resource
Wild swans at coole, the poem highlights:
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The passage of time
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The pain of aging
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The contrast between changing human life and unchanging beauty of nature
Yeats revisits Coole Park after nineteen years and sees the same swans—still energetic, youthful, and full of passion—while he himself has grown older and weaker. This contrast forms the heart of the poem.
✨ Poem Appreciation (Simplified)📝 Comprehension Question & Answers (From the PDF)
🎨 Figures of Speech (As Detailed in Pages 3–5)
📥 Download the Full PDF Notes
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🙏 Special Thanks
A heartfelt appreciation to Sri P.G. Sunilkumar, whose detailed notes. Wild swans at coole provide clarity, depth, and high-quality support for students and teachers.
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