In this work, there is no water among the rocky mountains, where red sullen faces sneer from doorways, and a third man in a brown mantle walks beside the narrator. Albert comes back from war in one section, which includes the words "Hurry up please it's time," and another part contains the demise of
In this work, there is no water among the rocky mountains, where red sullen faces sneer from doorways, and a third man in a brown mantle walks beside the narrator. Albert comes back from war in one section, which includes the words "Hurry up please it's time," and another part contains the demise of Phlebas the Phoenician. Its epigraph is a quotation from the Satyricon, and grail legends and tarot cards figure prominently. The words of Saint Augustine in Carthage are joined with those of Buddha in one section, "The Fire Sermon." FTP, Tiresias appears in this five-part poem by T.S. Eliot, beginning "April is the cruellest month."          |
In this work, there is no water among the rocky mountains, where red sullen faces sneer from doorways, and a third man in a brown mantle walks beside the narrator.
The {Waste Land}