This poet wrote about wiping his hand on the "napkin of brutish necessity" and asked "How can I face this slaughter and be cool?
This poet wrote about wiping his hand on the "napkin of brutish necessity" and asked "How can I face this slaughter and be cool? How can I turn from Africa and live?" in one poem. The corporal puts Makak in the third of three cages in the beginning of another of this author's works. In addition to "A Far Cry from Africa" and Dream on Monkey Mountain, he wrote a work in which his heart halted at the sight of the Feast of Levi and he also wrote a long work that features Helen, Ma Kilman, and Philoctete. For 10 points, name this author of Tiepelo's Hound and a modern reinterpretation of the Odyssey entitled Omeros, a Trinidadian poet.
This poet wrote about wiping his hand on the "napkin of brutish necessity" and asked "How can I face this slaughter and be cool?
Derek {Walcott}