What is t.s eliot saying about life in his poems?

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What is t.s eliot saying about life in his poems?

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He "produced" one of my favorite "sayings" of all time. From "The Wasteland", i believe. To whit: "I think we are in rats' alley where the dead men lost their bones".

That sums up very sucinctly his take on human existence, eh? I'd like to have a happier outlook, personally. And, while the planet has many many good and decent people; generally, that seems to set a pretty valid "feeling tone" for the "human experience" at this time, sadly.