Less than Yeats.... not for me.
anyway its not a competition.

He wasn't nationalistic, He was profound and saw the violence as a repulsive but organic component in his nation's identity. There was no mysticism and very few arty farty references to the classics.

The violence was terrible enough, but when it re-emerged, there wasn't much beauty involved. He was too earthy, too genuinely fond of his fellow men to be lulled into seeing 'a terrible beauty'.