A woman hurtles through the window to relay the news that this person is "rupturing the pleasant arpeggio of our years" after having been forced to flee the country "by the schemes of his wizened, duplicate father."
A woman hurtles through the window to relay the news that this person is "rupturing the pleasant arpeggio of our years" after having been forced to flee the country "by the schemes of his wizened, duplicate father." While relaxing on a green couch, a character remarks "How pleasant to spend one's vacation en la casa de [this person]" and scratches the single hair on her chin. An undecoded message begins "[This man] sits in thunder, unthought of" in a poem which ends with him (*) chuckling and scratching his balls. That poem is a sestina whose end-words include "apartment," "thunder" and "spinach." For 10 points, name this subject of John Ashbery's "Farm            Implements and Rutabagas in a Landscape," whose other characters include Wimpy and Olive Oyl.
A woman hurtles through the window to relay the news that this person is "rupturing the pleasant arpeggio of our years" after having been forced to flee the country "by the schemes of his wizened, duplicate father."
Popeye the Sailor Man