“The Symbolism of Death and Passing in the Works of W. B. Yeats”

In my essay I’m going to talk about the symbolisms of death and the passing of time in the mentioned works of W. B. Yeats. I’m going to be connecting the poems based on similarities and differences and I will also talking about them individually during the essay. The main point that I’m going to talk about is the significance of passing and W. B. Yeat’s way of putting it into words. 
Introduction to the writer 
Main themes  
The atmosphere of Yeats’ works 
Difference in the images of death in the poems 
Representation of passing away 
Difference in meaning 
The significance of death symbolism in poems in general 
Exploration of mortality 
Yeats’ philosophical reflections on existence and the afterlife 
Conclusion 
Dalsimer, Adele M. “By Memory Inspired: WB Yeats’s” September 1913″ and the Irish Political Ballad.” Colby Quarterly 12.1 (1976): 6. 
McBean, Cary Albert. “Antithesis and reconciliation in WB Yeats’” Under Ben Bulben”.” (1977). 
Yeats, William Butler. Sailing to Byzantium. M. Didier, 1971. 
Yeats, William Butler. “Sailing to Byzantium by William Butler Yeats.” Poetry Foundation (2020). 
PS: You can use other sources as well.