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a. Why does the poet show his anger against time? (The
Lamentation of the Old Pensioner)​

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The poem “The Lamentation of the Old Pensioner “ is the poet's dissatisfaction. ... Firstly he laments for the loss of his youth and power. Secondly, he is also angry with the time because the time has changed from a handsome young man to a retired older man. Thirdly he laments about his past love.

The poet showed his anger because he believed that his life has been changed by time and this has brought him pain and he was lonely at his old age.

  • In the poem, the author Butler Yeats compared youthful age and old age and he explained that while youthful age was fun, old age was lonely.

  • When we are younger, we tend to have memorable moments, we go to fun places such as recreation centers, cinemas, zoos etc but when we get older, we are lonely.

In conclusion, the author pitied his life at old age.

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