IT'S TIME.
This work describes a "Shakespeherian Rag" as "so elegant/ So intelligent."  In one section of this work, "a current under the sea" picks the bones of a man who is "a fortnight dead," and another section describes a chair in the light of a "sevenbranched candelabra." This work's second section repeats the line "HURRY UP PLEASE IT'S TIME." The speaker meets Stetson on London Bridge during this work, which sees Tireisias complain about his "wrinkled dugs." This work's final section ends with a quote from the Upanishads and is called "What the Thunder Said." For 10 points, name this poem that begins "April is the cruellest month," by T.S. Eliot.
This work describes a "Shakespeherian Rag" as "so elegant/ So intelligent."  
“The {Waste Land}”