In this poem, a rooster perches on an abandoned chapel where "only the wind's home," and the speaker groups Jerusalem, Vienna and Athens among the "unreal cities."
In this poem, a rooster perches on an abandoned chapel where "only the wind's home," and the speaker groups Jerusalem, Vienna and Athens among the "unreal cities." Another section of this poem describes a woman sitting in a chair like a throne, waiting for her lover, and that section also depicts two women discussing the return of a husband from the army as the bartender repeats (*) "HURRY UP PLEASE ITS TIME." This poem includes the sections "What the Thunder Said," and "A Game of Chess," and it ends with the word "Shantih" being repeated three times. For 10 points, name this poem that begins "April is the Cruelest Month," a groundbreaking work of T.S. Eliot.
In this poem, a rooster perches on an abandoned chapel where "only the wind's home," and the speaker groups Jerusalem, Vienna and Athens among the "unreal cities."
“The {Waste Land}”