One work in this collection uses the example of a fisherman sailing into the fogbefore summarizing "We cannot think of a time that is oceanless". Another poemin this collection uses an antiquated spelling of the word "dancing" in a discussionof marriage, and the narrator claims to have wasted twenty years of "l'entre deuxguerres". The final poem claims that the (+) "only hope" is "To be redeemed fromfire by fire". The third work in this collection compares a river to a "strong brown god" and notes "Time is no healer: the patient is no longer here". Its second poem concludes (*) "In my end is my beginning", while the f
One work in this collection uses the example of a fisherman sailing into the fogbefore summarizing "We cannot think of a time that is oceanless". Another poemin this collection uses an antiquated spelling of the word "dancing" in a discussionof marriage, and the narrator claims to have wasted twenty years of "l'entre deuxguerres". The final poem claims that the (+) "only hope" is "To be redeemed fromfire by fire". The third work in this collection compares a river to a "strong brown god" and notes "Time is no healer: the patient is no longer here". Its second poem concludes (*) "In my end is my beginning", while the first begins "Time present and time past/ are perhaps both present in time future". For ten points, name this collection consisting of East Coker, The Dry Salvages, Little Gidding, and Burnt Norton written by T.S. Eliot
One work in this collection uses the example of a fisherman sailing into the fogbefore summarizing "We cannot think of a time that is oceanless".
Four Quartets