The document provides biographical information about the poet T.S. Eliot. It notes that he was born in 1888 in St. Louis, Missouri and died in 1965 in London, England. It also mentions that he was a poet, playwright, literary critic and editor considered one of the most important figures of 20th century poetry in the English language. The document lists some key facts about Eliot, including that he studied at Harvard, was inspired by the philosopher George Santayana, and published his first major work The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock in 1917.

1. T. S Eliot

2. Facts about T.S. Eliot
Born: September 26, 1888
Saint Louis Missouri
Died: January 4, 1965 (aged
76) London England
Founder: “The Criterion”
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Thomas Stearns Eliot OM
Was a poet, essayist, publisher,
playwright, literary critic and editor.
Considered one of the 20th
century's major poets, he is a central
figure in English-language
Modernist poetry.

3. Facts about T.S. Eliot
Eliot was born in a family of businessmen, still, he pursued studies with no pressure of
involving in the family business from his father.
He entered Harvard in 1906 to do his graduation and received a degree in BA within three
years in 1909 instead of the usual four years.
During his graduation, Eliot was greatly inspired by George Santayana, the philosopher and
poet in Harvard.
Eliot spent 1911 to 1914 in Harvard studying Indian philosophy and learning Sanskrit.
The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock was his first major publication and the first masterpiece of
Modernism in English.
Eliot was the most daring innovators of 20 century and aimed to represent the difficulties or
problems of modern civilization in language.
The poet won Nobel Prize in Literature for his outstanding contribution to present-day poetry in
1948.
Three hours per day was his T.S. Eliot’s writing limit.
T.S. Eliot may have been the first person to write the word "bulls**t."
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4. Short Story
PART III

5. “The Man who was King”
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6. “The Man who was King”
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7. “The Man who was King”
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8. T.S Eliot POEM
PART II

9. Portrait of a Lady
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10. Portrait of a Lady
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11. Explication
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“Portrait of a Lady” is characteristic of Eliot’s early secular poetry in that it is preoccupied with the bourgeois lifestyle
of Eliot’s English environs and candidly presents the mind of a male in a perfunctory relationship with a sophisticated
woman.
Indeed, the poem is a complement to Eliot’s more famous poem, “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,” which
precedes “Portrait” in the 1915 publication Prufrock and Other Observations. The two pieces are remarkably similar in
their resigned tone and language–they share words and phrases such as “fog” and “dying fall”–but they take different
approaches to romance in 20th-century middle-class society.
While “Prufrock” depicts the indecision of a male narrator as he ponders his ambiguous relationship with a woman
whom he loves, “Portrait” takes the opposite approach and examines a nervous, despairing woman’s romantic
advances from the perspective of an apathetic narrator. “Portrait of a Lady” could be seen as a model of what would
happen to Prufrock if he confessed his feelings, but his worst fears came true. The lady has the courage to discuss her
hopes of a deeper friendship with the narrator, but her sentiment is unrequited and she is ultimately hurt by her
confession when the narrator goes abroad.

12. Explication
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“Portrait of a Lady” is a poem about the degenerating relationship between a man–the narrator–and an older lady of
upper middle-class background. The poem divides itself into three parts that trace the trajectory of the friendship from
winter (“Among the smoke and fog of a December afternoon "to spring (“Now that lilacs are in bloom” and ending in
autumn (“The October night comes down”. The two meet and discuss music, friendship, youth, and regret during these
three seasons until the man decides to leave the country in the final section.
The melancholy woman survives her banal life, “a life composed so much, so much of odds and ends,” through leisure
activities, such as going to concerts and drinking tea. Nevertheless, she feels suffocated by her inane existence: “life,
what cauchemar” . She admits to the man that without her friendships her life would be a nightmare, and it quickly
becomes apparent that she desires the narrator to become one of his closest acquaintances. The lady, however, fails to
engage the man in serious conversation and he drifts off into reverie by the end of each section.

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Ms. Chezly Bianca
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Presented- T.S Eliot Poem
Mr. Charlie Flores
Presented- T.S Eliot
Background
Ms. Elysa B. Micu
Presented- T.S Eliot Short
Story
Ms. Aubrey Jabeguero
Presented- T.S Eliot Short
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