"The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" (Part 1)

[@Poorva28]

The "yellow fog" is actively doing many things- rubbing its back, rubbing its muzzle, licking ang lingering. Can we say that the fog has been personified?

[@JIM-ju2gf]

your line by line analysis is excellent. Any chance you can do the Four Quartets by Elioit?? Please, please pleasssssssse

[@richardbohme5657]

This is amazing. Thank you a lot!

[@jasonkh4]

You came out of nowhere with this one, Mr. Huff lol your Waste Land series is among the best and most thorough Eliot analyses on the net; might I suggest Dante’s Commedia Divina, The Canterbury Tales, Leaves of Grass, Pound’s Cantos, Hart Crane’s Bridge, and Ginsberg’s Howl and/or Kaddish? Cheers from Canada for all you do 🙏🏼

[@MrHuffsLiteratureClass]

Thanks, brother!

[@JohnnyJohnny-f5o]

The Comedy and Canterbury Tales should only take a few decades lol

[@jasonkh4]

@@JohnnyJohnny-f5o well in all fairness, I made this comment nine months ago, and still no General Prologue lol 🤷🏻😅

[@candletabletop154]

this is very helpful for my essay, thank you

[@user-gq5gb1gu2p]

Amazing!

[@vafkamat]

This videos outleans all other videos on this poem

[@hasankhan7782]

You provide incredible insight!

[@billstewart71]

very well done!

[@ChurlsBeardSmug]

16:25 - yellow smoke "in the context of WW1" makes sense--only Eliot wrote the poem in 1910. It stayed in his files for five years before publication.

[@zubairjan2585]

Great sir

[@alimustafa6213]

Thank you very much for the content and insight you shared on your channel. In addition please do some work in graamar and criticism area, as I think you could do it with more satisfying percentage. Thanks again!

[@jilin1815]

Great, can you give me the name of this app? 🌹

[@j03T3XAz]

I too dream of drowning.

[@Poorva28]

And yellow is sometimes deemed as the colour of nostalgia. Can we say that the yellow fog is perhaps a symbol of a hazy past which has somehow subtly affected the present?

[@JohnnyJohnny-f5o]

According to wiki mustard gas was first used 2 years after this poem was written..

[@heythere9293]

Your analysis is incredible!! Please do Song of Myself by Walt Whitman next

[@oliverbranch777]

Can you do any of your favorite pieces of Donte’s inferno ???? Please thank you in advance

[@nadeemaslam1221]

Great job u hv done sir stay blessed