This poet described "Saint Christopher, naked" and "full of celestial tongues" asking a "child / playing a sweet distracted bagpipe" if he can liぺ up her dress to see her naked body. Another poem by this man contains the ref
This poet described "Saint Christopher, naked" and "full of celestial tongues" asking a "child / playing a sweet distracted bagpipe" if he can liぺ up her dress to see her naked body. Another poem by this man contains the refrain "green, how I want you green." This poet of "Preciosa and the Breeze" and "Ballad of the Sleepwalker" wrote of a "fat lady" who is the "moon's antagonist" in the poem "Landscape of a Vomiting Multitude," which describes a scene on Coney Island. The phrases "I will not see it" and "at 食ve o'clock in the aぺernoon" are repeated in a poem by this author that was inspired by the death of Ignacio Sánchez Mejías (may-HEE-ahs). Gypsy Ballads and Poet in New York are collections by, for 10 points, what Spanish author of "Lament for the Death of a Bull食ghter" and the play Blood Wedding?
This poet described "Saint Christopher, naked" and "full of celestial tongues" asking a "child / playing a sweet distracted bagpipe" if he can liぺ up her dress to see her naked body.