The best answer to this question, according to the statement, is "The poem stated that "But for him, it was not an important failure," which is not the plot of Icarus and Daedalus because Daedalus considered his failure to save his son to be a success."
Auden's poems address universal themes such as love, political and social concerns, religion, and personal morals, and are frequently set against the backdrop of man's relationship with the natural world.
Auden, who was born in England in 1907, later settled in the United States after spending years traveling the world.
The best answer to this question, according to the statement, is "The poem stated that "But for him, it was not an important failure," which is not the plot of Icarus and Daedalus because Daedalus considered his failure to save his son to be a success."
Thus, this information in Auden's poem is not included in Ovid's story of Icarus and Daedalus in.
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