T.S. Eliot "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"

T.S. Eliot in this poem talks about disillusionment, fragmentation and alienation. By using an image of lonely man which feels lost and separated in his country. Author shows how the man is incapable of communicating with other people as he imagines that they won’t accept him and then he will be excluded from social live even more. “And indeed there will be time / To wonder, ‘Do I dare?’ and, ‘Do I dare?’” The lonely man is feeling fragmented and is not sure will other people accept him. He also feels disillusionment, because of the despair and danger. He also feels alienated, different from the rest.
The guy is paranoid, he think that no one will accept him. In reality he is probably like the rest of the people. However inside he feels different. This brings him to disillusionment and alienation feeling. This makes him fragmented from the rest of the world....

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