This poet describes the "whole earth" as "a hospital" with a "wounded surgeon" and "dying nurse" where, "to be restored, our sickness must grow worse" in a poem that repeats, "In my beginning is my end.
This poet describes the "whole earth" as "a hospital" with a "wounded surgeon" and "dying nurse" where, "to be restored, our sickness must grow worse" in a poem that repeats, "In my beginning is my end." One of this author's poems locates the dance "At the still point of the turning world" in a poem that contrasts motion and stillness as well as "Time (*) present and time past." According to the extensive footnotes to one of this author's poems, a fable about the meaning of thunder from the Upanishads heavily influences its section "What the Thunder Said." That poem by this author opens with the declaration, "April is the cruelest month." For 10 points, name this author who included "East Coker" and "Burnt Norton" in his Four Quartets and wrote "The Waste Land."
This poet describes the "whole earth" as "a hospital" with a "wounded surgeon" and "dying nurse" where, "to be restored, our sickness must grow worse" in a poem that repeats, "In my beginning is my end.
T.S. Eliot [Thomas Stearns Eliot]