An Analysis of Selected Poetry by William Butler Yeats Between 1918 and 1928

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On seeing for the first time a picture of the younger William Butler Yeats, the author felt like screaming - it was the image of her own father. Thus began her quest to find references to her grandmother, Lily O'Neill, who had been murdered outside Dublin in June 1925. Then she found out that June 1925 was a turning point in the life and poetry of Yeats too, when he suddenly became depressed and ill. Read on to find out what she discovered.