In this work, a merchant from Smyrna invites the narrator to have lunch at the Cannon Street Hotel.
In this work, a merchant from Smyrna invites the narrator to have lunch at the Cannon Street Hotel. This poem's first stanza claims "Winter kept us warm, covering Earth in forgetful snow." This poem concludes with words meaning 'give, sympathize, control' taken from one of the Upanishads [oo-PAH-nee-shahds]. The epigraph to this work comes from Pretronius's Satyricon and tells of the Cumaean [KYOO-may-UN] Sibyl's wish for death. This poem's final section, "What the Thunder Said", ends with the mantra "Shantih shantih shantih", while this work opens by claiming "April is the cruellest month." Name this poem by T.S. Eliot.
In this work, a merchant from Smyrna invites the narrator to have lunch at the Cannon Street Hotel.
"The Waste Land"