For 10 points, name this ouija board inspired work of James Merrill.
It features music that sounds "half like a Sino-Viennese salad of scraped nerve," and claims "All Japanese poetry was the result of our experiments in vegetable cloning." In the section "Oil for the Gears of Time," Muhammad and Gabriel talk, before Gabriel begins a ten second countdown to destroy Earth after he invokes God B. Other characters in that section of this work include Gabriel's servant "00" and that section is split into three main parts: "yes" "&" and "no." Its coda, subtitled "the higher keys," was appended to this epic in three parts, whose first part was published in its author's Divine Comedies. The (*) Book of Ephraim, Mirabell and Scripts for the Pageant are the three parts in it, which also sees W.H. Auden, Akhenaton and Wallace Stevens speak lines. For 10 points, name this ouija board inspired work of James Merrill. [Ike]
It features music that sounds "half like a Sino-Viennese salad of scraped nerve," and claims "All Japanese poetry was the result of our experiments in vegetable cloning."
The {Changing Light} at {Sandover}