This work is parodied in a Monty Python's Flying Circus episode in which its author clarifies that it's not about crabs and  describes "the biggest ant you'll ever seen." Tim Duncan's entry in the Free Darko Macrophenomenal Pro Basketball  Almanac references this poem, which inspired the name of a comic book character with an "Antarctic retreat" who  consumed a ball of hashish and embarked on a vi
This work is parodied in a Monty Python's Flying Circus episode in which its author clarifies that it's not about crabs and  describes "the biggest ant you'll ever seen." Tim Duncan's entry in the Free Darko Macrophenomenal Pro Basketball  Almanac references this poem, which inspired the name of a comic book character with an "Antarctic retreat" who  consumed a ball of hashish and embarked on a vision quest that led to his becoming a superhero known as the (*)  "smartest man on earth." That character, named for this poem, deliberately exposes some of his employees to radiation in order to  force Dr. Manhattan to leave Earth. For 10 points, Adrian Veidt took his name from what poem that instructs readers to "look  upon my works, ye mighty, and despair"?
This work is parodied in a Monty Python's Flying Circus episode in which its author clarifies that it's not about crabs and  describes "the biggest ant you'll ever seen.