This work notes that "Dry bones can harm no one" before a rooster crows, "Co co rico co co rico". Another section of this work describes a character who "was once handsome and tall like you" but is now "a fortnight dead", named Phlebas the Phoenician. The phrases "Unreal cit
This work notes that "Dry bones can harm no one" before a rooster crows, "Co co rico co co rico". Another section of this work describes a character who "was once handsome and tall like you" but is now "a fortnight dead", named Phlebas the Phoenician. The phrases "Unreal city" and (*) "HURRY UP PLEASE IT'S TIME" repeat in this poem, which features sections like "What the Thunder Said" and "The Burial of the Dead". This work ends with a triple repetition of the Sanskrit word for peace, "Shantih, shantih, shantih". For ten points, identify this 434-line modernist poem written by T.S. Eliot which opens with the line, "April is the cruellest month".
This work notes that "Dry bones can harm no one" before a rooster crows, "Co co rico co co rico".
The Waste Land