A poem titled for some of these objects recalls how a drowned friend's angers were "leeched away by the so t archery of summer rains and the sponge-paws of wetness" and begins by describing "Time that is moved by little  dget wheels.
A poem titled for some of these objects recalls how a drowned friend's angers were "leeched away by the so t archery of summer rains and the sponge-paws of wetness" and begins by describing "Time that is moved by little  dget wheels." Five of these objects title an in luential blank verse elegy by Australian poet Kenneth Slessor. These objects "engrave membrane through marrow" in a poem whose speaker describes how one of them "dispatches" him "to wander...from pit to cruci x, feet chill on steps from hell." These objects break down the structure that contains them in Hart Crane's "The Broken Tower." Another poem describes the "sort of Runic rhyme" in which these silver, golden, brazen, and iron objects are "keeping time, time, time." For 10 points, name these objects, the subject of an obsessive Edgar Allan Poe poem about their "tintinnabulation."
A poem titled for some of these objects recalls how a drowned friend's angers were "leeched away by the so t archery of summer rains and the sponge-paws of wetness" and begins by describing "Time that is moved by little  dget wheels.
bells [accept bell-rope; prompt on rope]