The final one, number 385, begins "My daughter's heavier" and states that "Fall comes to us as a prize to rouse us toward our fate." Numbers 78 through 91 are entitled "Opus Posthumous," while the poems from 78 on are dedicated to Mark van Doren and the "sacred memory" of Delmore Schwartz, and are collectively entitled His Toy, His Dream, His Rest.
The final one, number 385, begins "My daughter's heavier" and states that "Fall comes to us as a prize to rouse us toward our fate." Numbers 78 through 91 are entitled "Opus Posthumous," while the poems from 78 on are dedicated to Mark van Doren and the "sacred memory" of Delmore Schwartz, and are collectively entitled His Toy, His Dream, His Rest. FTP, identify this collection of poems, the first 77 of which won the Pulitzer Prize in 1965, which center around the character Henry and were written by John Berryman.
The final one, number 385, begins "My daughter's heavier" and states that "Fall comes to us as a prize to rouse us toward our fate."
The Dream Songs