This work features a girl who strolls along the beach singing the Beatles' "Yesterday," causing two bystanders to compete for her affections.  Maud makes a quilt of local birds in this work, and her husband is a World War II Africa campaign veteran named Dennis Plunkett.  Hector gives up fishing for a leopardskin-upholstered van called Comet and shacks up with Helen, a beautiful servant girl.  Either sunstroke hallucinations or a psychic journey reconnect Achille with his African roots in his fishing boat in this work, and the proprietress of the No Pain Café, Ma Kilman, goes on a mystic search for an herb to heal Philoctete's wound.  FTP, name this poem whose title 
This work features a girl who strolls along the beach singing the Beatles' "Yesterday," causing two bystanders to compete for her affections.  Maud makes a quilt of local birds in this work, and her husband is a World War II Africa campaign veteran named Dennis Plunkett.  Hector gives up fishing for a leopardskin-upholstered van called Comet and shacks up with Helen, a beautiful servant girl.  Either sunstroke hallucinations or a psychic journey reconnect Achille with his African roots in his fishing boat in this work, and the proprietress of the No Pain Café, Ma Kilman, goes on a mystic search for an herb to heal Philoctete's wound.  FTP, name this poem whose title character is the seven seas, an epic of the Caribbean by Derek Walcott.
This work features a girl who strolls along the beach singing the Beatles' "
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