This poem's speaker claims that "my mind's not right" after he sees a series of vehicles "hull-to-hull, where the graveyard shelves on the town."
This poem's speaker claims that "my mind's not right" after he sees a series of vehicles "hull-to-hull, where the graveyard shelves on the town." Another scene in this poem depicts how a "red fox stain covers Blue Hill," and the narrator notes that "His nine-knot yawl was auctioned off to lobstermen" when "we've lost our summer millionaire." The speaker of this poem later notes that "nobody's here" save for a group that "search / in the moonlight for a bite to eat" as hears a car radio bleat "Love, O Careless Love." An animal that "drops her ostrich tail" and "jabs her wedge-head in a cup of sour cream" titles, for 10 points, what poem about the turmoil of Robert Lowell's art and poetry, symbolized by the conduct of the an animal that "will not scare?"
This poem's speaker claims that "my mind's not right" after he sees a series of vehicles "hull-to-hull, where the graveyard shelves on the town."
"Skunk Hour"