The middle section features Tiresias lamenting his man breasts and the final fragment features a cock standing on a rooftree calling out "Co co rico," which brings a flash of lightning and then, rain.
The second part opens with a woman on "a burnished throne" and ends with another woman at a bar telling her friend Lil about her decision to sleep with Albert. In this work, the Moon shines on Mrs. Porter and her daughter who wash their feet in soda water, a moment that is followed by a memory of Tereus raping Philomela. The middle section features Tiresias lamenting his man breasts and the final fragment features a cock standing on a rooftree calling out "Co co rico," which brings a flash of lightning and then, rain. That part, "What the Thunder Said," concludes with the repetition of the word "Shantih." FTP, identify this work full of footnotes; a modernist poem dedicated to Ezra Pound and written by T.S. Eliot.
The second part opens with a woman on "a burnished throne" and ends with another woman at a bar telling her friend Lil about her decision to sleep with Albert.
"The Waste Land"