In a poem that supposedly introduces one of these works, the speaker counts the stars every night and arrives at the same  number and sees his daughter on her knees, looking at her own clasped hands.
In a poem that supposedly introduces one of these works, the speaker counts the stars every night and arrives at the same  number and sees his daughter on her knees, looking at her own clasped hands. Another work of this kind begins "No more  games. No more bombs. No more walking. No more fun. No more swimming" and is titled "Football Season is Over."  Another of these works is addressed to Masao Kume, the title "Old Friend," and describes a "vague anxiety for my  future." One of these works misspells the word "many" as "m-e-n-n-y" (note: spell it out) and is penned by (*) Little Father Time in Jude the Obscure. Another work of this kind declares "I don't think two people could have been happier than we have  been." For 10 points, name this type of literary work that includes a letter that Virginia Woolf wrote to her husband Leonard  shortly before filling her pocket with stones and wading into a river.
In a poem that supposedly introduces one of these works, the speaker counts the stars every night and arrives at the same  number and sees his daughter on her knees, looking at her own clasped hands.
suicide note [prompt on death poem; accept answers that suggest a missive upon the occasion of offing one’s self]