Analysing Easter, 1916 - W.B. Yeats

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what is the inside meaning of 'a terrible beauty'?
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i mean, is it can be taken as something nagative or positive?

[@staceyreay]

+ExoL ArmY it's an oxymoron to highlight his confusion
Yeats seems to be trying to bring together the different emotions he feels when he thinks about the Irish Uprising of Easter, 1916.
On one hand, the Uprising is beautiful because it'll go down in history as a great fight for Irish freedom. On the other hand, lots of people died. The phrase "terrible beauty" seems to be Yeats's way of saying that history's most celebrated moments are usually moments of death/disaster

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Can u explain Easter 1916 in hindi..plz

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Written in 1921?????