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Concepts of time and temporality have been a common focus of narrative theorists in traditional narratological studies. However, this is a topic that is rarely addressed in lyric poetry. The notion of repetition in lyric poetry is widely considered to be one of its most distinguishing features and is intimately associated with its temporal narrative. Following a thorough analysis of Yeats’s poetry, this paper argues that the cognitive scripts within his work intertwine and merge with the cognitive frameworks of readers, resulting in an intersection of “historical time” and “cosmic time.” This phenomenon is evident in the poet’s cognitive script model, where “images” from various historical periods often allude to recurring “meanings.” The cognitive frameworks held by readers and the process of understanding the meanings of Yeats’s poetry represent a fusion of the poet’s creative imagination and the reader’s interpretive understanding within “existential time.” This ultimately results in a unification of the poet and the reader with respect to life, cycles, and the soul.

The magic of repetition: the narrative presentation of time in Yeats’s poetry