The twenty-third line of this satirical poem reminds the reader "God works in a mysterious way.
The twenty-third line of this satirical poem reminds the reader "God works in a mysterious way." The poem has two epigraphs, from St. Ignatius of Antioch and Colossians. The author notes that the title animal can never reach the mango on the mango-tree;" while "fruits of pomegranate and peach" "from over sea" refresh the Catholic Church. Written in homage to a similarly named poem by Theophile Gautier --for 10 points-- name this poem by T.S. Eliot centering on the river horse.
The twenty-third line of this satirical poem reminds the reader "God works in a mysterious way.
{“Hippopotamus”}