The one entitled "The Lay of Ike" states that the title character "misread even Clausewitz" and had a "wide empty grin that never lost a vote."
The one entitled "The Lay of Ike" states that the title character "misread even Clausewitz" and had a "wide empty grin that never lost a vote." In "A Stimulant for an Old Beast," the speaker states that "Rilke was a jerk." Eleven are dedicated to Delmore Schwartz and some were published in the author's collection His Toy, His Dream, His Rest. In the three hundred and eighty fourth, the main character spits on his father's grave for committing suicide and expresses a desire to run an ax through the corpse, and they also include "A Strut for Roethke" and "‘The Prisoner of Shark Island' with Paul Muni". Focusing on a teacher who has a minstrel show alter ego named Mr. Bones, for 10 points, identify this group of poems about Mr. Henry by John Berryman.
The one entitled "The Lay of Ike" states that the title character "misread even Clausewitz" and had a "wide empty grin that never lost a vote."
The {Dream Songs}