In The Lady's Not for Burning, Alizon's command to "Show me [these things] happening to a man!" leads Nicholas to knock Humphrey into a bunch of them.
A Genius annotation speculates that a line about these objects is a "possible allusion" to a song by 20/20, even though the annotation is by the author of the line himself. The same author also pointed out an allusion to "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" in the opening line "run your fingers down the cool underbelly of the blue evening" in a song named after these objects. That Mark Ronson song was written by Michael Chabon. In The Lady's Not for Burning, Alizon's command to "Show me [these things] happening to a man!" leads Nicholas to knock Humphrey into a bunch of them. Jamaica (*) Kincaid hated these things because she had to memorize a British poem about them, in which they "out-did the sparkling waves in glee" and tossed "their heads in sprightly dance." That poem notes that "my heart with pleasure fills" upon remembering these things. For 10 points, name these flowers described in Wordsworth's "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud."
A Genius annotation speculates that a line about these objects is a "possible allusion" to a song by 20/20, even though the annotation is by the author of the line himself.
daffodils