A poem titled for these things begins, "From a distant shore they cry, where are all [these things] gone?" and ends with the command to "draw your fuel of pain from earth's sated core".
A poem titled for these things begins, "From a distant shore they cry, where are all [these things] gone?" and ends with the command to "draw your fuel of pain from earth's sated core". In a Clarice Lispector story, a French explorer in Africa names a seventeen-inch tall pygmy after one of these things. They aren't shadows, but Jeffia Okwe is the protagonist of a novel titled for these things, which are "for My Land" in a Wole Soyinka poem. They aren't fruits, but eating these things cause "mild-eyed melancholy" men in another poem to declare, "O rest ye, brother mariners, we will not wander more". For 10 points, a group of men sing "our island home is far beyond the wave" after consuming what things in Tennyson's Homeric poem "The Lotos-eaters"?
A poem titled for these things begins, "From a distant shore they cry, where are all [these things] gone?" and ends with the command to "draw your fuel of pain from earth's sated core".
lotus flowers