The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock Questions.

1. Prufrock wants to profess his love to this woman, but is conflicted when he is confronted by his self loathing and is terrified of rejection.
2. He feels overwhelmed by his self conscience thoughts and is uncertain about whether or not he should confess his love. 
3. He thinks that he is scrawny, has bad body image, and feels unworthy of love.
4. Purfrock's internal journey starts with himself arguing with himself about going to this party. He is saying really good reasons why he should go, but them comes up with silly excuses not to go. These excuses are coming from his self loathing and bad body image. He feels that he is wimpy, and ugly and he wishes he was a crab at the bottom of the sea. I ends up still arguing with himself about going to this party. He wants to fin love but isn't sure if he is worthy and is scared of rejection. 
5. The structure and the short words of the poem speed up the rhythm and indicate that he is anxious.
6.  Line Explication
1. Lines 120-121
1. He is growing older and as he is growing his appearance is getting worse and he is shrinking so he has to roll up his pants because they are to long.
2. Lines 122-123
1. He is thinking about parting his hair differently to hide his bald spot and the fuzziness of the peach relates back to the woman with the hairy arms. He keeps talking about how he is growing older and doing old people activities.
3. Lines 124-125
1. He talks about the mermaids, or sirens, when he is walking on the beach and not every they are interested in seducing him.
4. Lines 126-131
1. They last lines of the poem reflect how Purfrock is thinking up all of these situations about why he should leave the house when he is brought back to real life by he sound of women's voices, forcing him to make a decision about leaving the house.