Explication of The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock Essay -- Poems Poet

Explication of The sexual love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock Prufrock begins his Love song with a peculiar quote from Dantes Divine Comedy. It reads If I believed that my answer were to a person who could ever return to the world, this flame would no longer quiver. But because no one ever returned from this depth, if what I taste is true, without fear of infamy, I answer you. In the Divine Comedy these lines ar spoken by a damned soul who had sought forgiveness before committing a crime. I think that Eliot chose this quote to show that Prufrock is overly looking for absolution, but for what he is unsure.Let us go then, you and I, (1). We be being offered an invitation into Prufrocks world. As you read on you see what Prufrock sees and how he perceives it. Take for example, line 3, where he says Like a patient etherized upon a table. On the line before he is describing the evening sky. Prufrock is step oppressed by the night sky, or maybe the world in general. T he word etherized take shapes me think he feels helpless. Then you pass by shabby hotels, and restaurants with sawdust floors. Prufrock seems to be getting annoyed when he says, Streets that follow like a tedious argument/ Of insidious intent (8-9). Will these streets never pole? Is it their goal to annoy me? Are headers I can imagine him admit himself. Then the whimsy kicks in. Do these streets lead to one overwhelming question? Oh, do not ask, What is it? (11) Prufrock seems to be pleading. Whatever you do, dont ask me that question. There is no choice, whatever the destination, we must accompany him and we must make our visit.In the room the women come and go/ Talking of Michelangelo (13-14). We form arrived at o... ...t a bit obtuse/At times, indeed, almost ridiculous-/ Almost, at times, the Fool (112-119)Prufrock is describing himself as he sees himself. Honestly, and without glory. That is who HE is. In the next dickens lines we see his weariness with his current lifestyle. He just wants to sit certify and relax. Not worry about what everyone else thinks. He has seen social bells sing to apiece other, but not to him. He has seen them come and go and grow octogenarian in style. That is not what he wants.We stupefy lingered in the chambers of the sea/ By sea-girls wreathed in seaweed red and brown,/ Till human voices wake us, and we submerge (129-131). We live in the delusional social world. Surrounded by beauties of exclusively kinds. Eventually, the beauty fades and we realize what is important in life, but usually by then we are drowning or dying and dont have the time to enjoy it.