Two Poems on the Passing of an Empire meditates on the repetitive nature of history and compares the Romans with the English.
Two Poems on the Passing of an Empire meditates on the repetitive nature of history and compares the Romans with the English. What the Twilight Says is a work of criticism, while his protagonists include Jackson Phillip and Harry Trewe, who interact at the Castaways Guest House in his drama Pantomime, as well as Camille Pisarro [*] in the book length poem Tiepolo's Hound. Best known for works like O Babylon! and Ti Jean and His Brothers, which are set in the West Indies, his 1990 revision of the Odyssey was published two years before he won the Nobel Prize. FTP identify this St, Lucia-born author of The Gulf, Dream on Monkey Mountain, and Omeros.
Two Poems on the Passing of an Empire meditates on the repetitive nature of history and compares the Romans with the English.
Derek {Walcott}