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Context: These lines are from the poem 'The Lake Isle of Innisfree' by the Irish poet W. B. Yeats. The poet, living in the noisy city of London, remembers the peaceful island of Innisfree in Lough Gill in County Sligo, Ireland. The poem expresses his longing for a simple, quiet life close to nature.

Explanation: The poet says that he will get up and leave immediately for Innisfree. There he will build a small cabin of clay and wattles (woven twigs or sticks), a humble house made from natural materials. The words 'I will arise and go now' show a firm decision, while 'a small cabin' and 'clay and wattles' show the simplicity he desires. The poem suggests that he is tired of the dull, grey city life and wants peace, silence and harmony with nature. In the following lines he imagines growing beans and keeping a hive for honeybees, and finding peace as it 'comes dropping slow'. Yet he knows that he can only hear the lake water lapping in 'the deep heart's core', which means the island remains an imaginative refuge.