In one section of this work, "Light drowned the lithic trillions of [the] spawn" of the title figure, and "blue-eyed Mary with the claret scarf" is asked to shine.
In one section of this work, "Light drowned the lithic trillions of [the] spawn" of the title figure, and "blue-eyed Mary with the claret scarf" is asked to shine. Those passages are found in "Southern Cross" and "Virginia," both of which are part of the section "Three Songs." Its longest section begins "imponderable the dinosaur / sinks slow," and in yet another section, the narrator talks to Luis de San Angel and Juan Perez about Genoa. Along with "Cape Hatteras" and "Ave Maria," its sections include "Powhatan's Daughter" and "Cutty Sark." Opening with a "proem" about a work of John Augustus Roebling, FTP, name this modernist poetic sequence by Hart Crane.
In one section of this work, "Light drowned the lithic trillions of [the] spawn" of the title figure, and "blue-eyed Mary with the claret scarf" is asked to shine.
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