Discuss whether or not you believe this poem(T. S. Eliot’s “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,”) represents a world with hope or a world without hope.

Literary Work #2: Discussion Thread In this module, we move away from the zeitgeists of Victorianism and Romanticism and into Modernism. As the “Professor’s Notes” relay, Modernism is an experimental form that grew as a reaction to the Industrial Revolution and World War. Though seemingly negative in tone and without hope, the poem (and all Modern literature) actually can be read as more of a warning. Eliot gives enough clues that our world is still hopeful that readers do not feel all is lost; we still have time to fix things.Remember that you need to create an original post of about 5-7 sentences as well as a reaction to another student’s post in the same amount of sentences for full points.1. Comment upon two symbols you notice in this work and what you think they lead readers to understand about this work of art.OR2. Discuss whether or not you believe this poem represents a world with hope or a world without hope.