This poem's third section contains a description of the "Unreal City", where the Smyrna merchant Mr. Eugenides asks the poet to lunch.  
This poem's third section contains a description of the "Unreal City", where the Smyrna merchant Mr. Eugenides asks the poet to lunch.  Other sections describe a reading of tarot cards by Madame Sosostris and the drowning of Phlebas the Phoenician. Introduced by a quote from the Satyricon, it is broken up into sections entitled "The Fire Sermon", "Death by Water", "What the Thunder Said", "A Game of Chess", and "Burial of the Dead". FTP, name this poem that begins by labeling April the cruelest month, perhaps the most famous poem by T.S. Eliot.
This poem's third section contains a description of the "Unreal City", where the Smyrna merchant Mr. Eugenides asks the poet to lunch.  
"The Waste Land"