One section of this work wants "sound of water over a rock / Where the hermit-thrush sings in the pine trees . . . But there is no water". Another section asks the reader to consider a man "who was once as handsome and tall as you", while other characters in this work include "The typist home at teatime" and an unshaven merchant from Smyrna, Mr. Eugenides. Early in this work, Marie recounts a sled ride with her cousin, the archduke, while another section has the refrain "hurry up please it's tim
One section of this work wants "sound of water over a rock / Where the hermit-thrush sings in the pine trees . . . But there is no water". Another section asks the reader to consider a man "who was once as handsome and tall as you", while other characters in this work include "The typist home at teatime" and an unshaven merchant from Smyrna, Mr. Eugenides. Early in this work, Marie recounts a sled ride with her cousin, the archduke, while another section has the refrain "hurry up please it's time" interrupting thoughts, ostensibly over a game of chess. In the first stanza of this poem, the poet discusses how lilacs are risen out of mud and memory is mixed with desire, and it ends with the refrain shantih shantih shantih. Beginning with "April is the cruellest month", for 10 points, name this long poem in five sections by T.S. Eliot.
One section of this work wants "sound of water over a rock / Where the hermit-thrush sings in the pine trees . . .
"The Waste Land"