This work also wonders what Krishna meant, and begins by noting "if all time is eternally present, All time is unredeemable.
This cycle of poems contends that "here or there does not matter," "old men ought to be explorers," after concluding "to arrive at what you do not know," travel by the way of ignorance. Another part of this work that asks to "pray for those who … ended their voyage in sand" wonders if the future is a faded song, a royal rose, or a lavender spray. This work also wonders what Krishna meant, and begins by noting "if all time is eternally present, All time is unredeemable." Stating that "the fire and rose are one," Its author said "In my end is my beginning," laying the ground for him to be buried in East Coker. For ten points, identify this literary work whose individual parts represent the classical elements, such as Burnt Norton and Little Gidding, a tetrad of poems by T.S. Eliot.
This cycle of poems contends that "here or there does not matter," "old men ought to be explorers," after concluding "to arrive at what you do not know," travel by the way of ignorance.
{Four Quartets}