Its opening epigraph features the suicidal Cumean Sibyl. In it, Stetson is asked if a corpse planted in his garden has begun to sprout. Belladonna, the Lady of the Rocks, a "man with three staves", and "the Wheel" are in the "wicked pack of cards" held by Madame Sosostris. A woman frets about her husband Albert in "A Game of Chess", and Phlebas the Phoenician drowns in "Death by Water". This poem's last section, "What the Thunder Said", interprets the Hindu word "Da" three times and ends by repe
Its opening epigraph features the suicidal Cumean Sibyl. In it, Stetson is asked if a corpse planted in his garden has begun to sprout. Belladonna, the Lady of the Rocks, a "man with three staves", and "the Wheel" are in the "wicked pack of cards" held by Madame Sosostris. A woman frets about her husband Albert in "A Game of Chess", and Phlebas the Phoenician drowns in "Death by Water". This poem's last section, "What the Thunder Said", interprets the Hindu word "Da" three times and ends by repeating the word "Shantih" three times. Tiresias narrates "The Fire Sermon," while another narrator laments the "Unreal City" in its first section, "Burial of the Dead". For 10 points, this is what long ramble which notes that "April is the cruelest month", a reference-laden poem by T.S. Eliot?
Its opening epigraph features the suicidal Cumean Sibyl. In it, Stetson is asked if a corpse planted in his garden has begun to sprout.
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