What does Williams set up a contrast between birth and death in "landscape with the Fall of Icarus?"

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Merle

11 January, 11:21

What does Williams set up a contrast between birth and death in "landscape with the Fall of Icarus?"

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Sammy Bright · Answer 1

Answer: by telling the reader it was spring.

Explanation: in the poem

Williams sets up a contrast between Icarus' falling and the spring. It makes the reader think of another contrast, birth and death. Both pair of words are like two sides of the same coin. Spring is birth, abundance, opposed to the Icarus' falling.

Dereon Tapia · Answer 2

The juxtaposition of the beauty of the season with the death of Icarus shows that even legends are insignificant in the circle of life.