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'Preludes' is one of the prominent work of Eliot written in 1910 and 1911. The then society of Eliot is presented as a waste land where corruption and desolation are dominant in the cycle of meaningless life.

The title of the poem holds a special position in terms of analysis. Prelude means an introduction to something, to be specific, in a musical sense, it is a small composition that is played before the main piece of music.

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In that sense, Preludes is just a small window view of the characteristics of the empty society we are shown. In reality the actual society we live in is a terrible place.

'Preludes' is very effective of Eliot's poems and makes an important contribution to Eliot's development from "Prufrock" to ‘The Waste Land’.

Eliot is learning economy, vividness, and the value of impersonality and changes of vision. The mood and tone are vital: these constitute wh