This work's fifth section begins with references to a children's song, Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and the Lord's Prayer.
This work's fifth section begins with references to a children's song, Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and the Lord's Prayer. There are also several references to Guy Fawkes and Joseph Conrad, starting with the poem's two epigraphs. Its final two lines are, "This is the way the world ends/Not with a bang but with a whimper." Name this 1925 poem by TS Eliot that, in addition to the claim implied by the title, paradoxically claims that we are stuffed men.
This work's fifth section begins with references to a children's song, Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and the Lord's Prayer.
(The) Hollow Men