Reflections on Eliot's The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock

Some of the philosophical and psychological underpinnings of T.S. Eliot's famous and moving poem.

[@post-structuralist]

I read this in class, unbeknownst that in the near future, I too would love to read and write like this as a poet finally becoming his own. I used to just admire poetry, never thought that I would be its creator. Thank you for the lecture Mr. Cecil, these are always appreciated.

[@sebastianweissbarth3385]

It is great question as to how we find the fine line between shutting the world out and oversharing....

[@alan2here]

I always find it fun when "what are you thinking about" yields an intellectually complicated answer.

[@ruthojen]

I wrote about this epic in the 10th grade, my English teacher told me I was too young to write the analysis, but I grew up with existentialists. LoL

[@TheYuri]

Thank you for another helpful and educational podcast. How do you dare if you fear being ostracized? Is Nike solution too simple?

[@alan2here]

Moby D is hard work to read re all the references to classical works as well.

[@Strik9]

I'm sure Bob Dylan read TSE. Thx WC...