The fourth volume of these works sees the protagonist visiting hell, where his spiritual lawyer enters in a plea of "not guilty by reason of death" for the main speaker.
The fourth volume of these works sees the protagonist visiting hell, where his spiritual lawyer enters in a plea of "not guilty by reason of death" for the main speaker. The main speaker of these works, who has written "Ode: to that Boring Shit James Thomson, Seasonal," asks his various coworkers to forget "footnotes on Frost" before criticizing President Eisenhower and John F Kennedy. The narrator's alternate identities include Tambo who is at a minstrel show. Many of these works are followed up with a sequence called Opus Posthumous, and nearly all of them follow a structure consisting of three sestets. The last portions of this group of poems describe in detail the narrator Henry contemplating the death of poets like Sylvia Plath and Randall Jarrell, but he fixates most of his thoughts on Delmore Schwartz. For 10 points, identify these poems by John Berryman.
The fourth volume of these works sees the protagonist visiting hell, where his spiritual lawyer enters in a plea of "not guilty by reason of death" for the main speaker.
Dream Songs