One of the poems contains an epigraph from Seneca'a Medea.
The finale of the poem contains an allusion to the story of Venus and Adonis, particularly the white anemone that springs from the end of their affair. One of the poems contains an epigraph from Seneca'a Medea. The epigram from the first poem is a quote from the Book of Job, and is spoken by Satan. Section Three contains snatches of conversation overheard at waterfront bars interspersed with visions of undersea mythological creatures and is titled "Cutty Sark." Other sections include, "National Winter Garden," "Van Winkle" and "Cape Hatteras." For 10 points, identify this long poem about a New York landmark, the masterwork of Hart Crane.
The finale of the poem contains an allusion to the story of Venus and Adonis, particularly the white anemone that springs from the end of their affair.
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