A narrator recounts accompanying his mother's coffin in "Sailing Home from Rapallo," while another piece,* "Waking in the Blue," attests to the author's stay at a hospital.
A narrator recounts accompanying his mother's coffin in "Sailing Home from Rapallo," while another piece,* "Waking in the Blue," attests to the author's stay at a hospital. Part three of this work contains four poems named for writers including George Santayana and Delmore Schwartz, while the second section is a long prose passage entitled "91 Revere Street." Other works included are "Beyond the Alps" and "The Banker's Daughter." Preceded by the author's collection The Mills of the Kavanaughs, its fourth and final section ends with the oft-anthologized poem, "Skunk Hour." For ten points, identify this work which ushered in the school of Confessional poetry and won the 1960 National Book Award for Poetry for its author, Robert Lowell.
A narrator recounts accompanying his mother's coffin in "Sailing Home from Rapallo," while another piece,* "Waking in the Blue," attests to the author's stay at a hospital.
{Life Studies} (*prompt on Lowell until this point)