What does the poet find so …

The things that the poet finds attractive about  Lake Isile of Innisfree is its promise of peace."AND I SHALL HAVE SOME PEACE COMES DROPPING SLOW"

 The poet then long for this place which affords a sense of contentment and relaxation far from the busy modern life . The poem"s slow and regular meter helps to convey this languid, dream effect . There is also vivid iimprssionistic description of the colours and beauties of this place, and the soothing stir of nature which is so different from the strident noice of the city where the poet actually is as the final stanza makes clear.

The poet, then  is physically trapped in the city, but he can imagine the beauty of Innisfree and this geaves him spiritual sustenance. This is one of Yeat's early lyrics , exhibiting a familiar romentic sensibility in its praise of deep purity and beauty of nature which is contrasted eith the darbness, shallowness and sterility of morden urban living