In the fourth section of this poem, the speaker observes that "flowers have been known to heal a commonman's despair." In this poem, the Chaplain refuses to pray beside the corpse of a man who "did not wear hisscarlet coat, for blood and wine are red." This poem chiasmatically describes a man for whom "mourners willbe outcast men, and outcasts always mourn," a passage chos
In the fourth section of this poem, the speaker observes that "flowers have been known to heal a commonman's despair." In this poem, the Chaplain refuses to pray beside the corpse of a man who "did not wear hisscarlet coat, for blood and wine are red." This poem chiasmatically describes a man for whom "mourners willbe outcast men, and outcasts always mourn," a passage chosen as the epitaph of the author, who wrote itunder the pseudonym C.3.3. This poem declares that "some do it with a bitter look, some with a flatteringword," to elaborate upon his assertion that "each man kills the thing he loves." For 10 points, name this poemin which Oscar Wilde describes his imprisonment for homosexuality in the title place.