About suffering, they were never wrong" and which is set in a museum.
This poem discusses "children who did not specially want it to happen" in reference to a "miraculous birth." In this poem, "a torturer's horse scratches its innocent behind on a tree" and "dogs go on with their doggy life." Also noting "even the dreadful martyrdom must run its course," the end of this poem discusses how "everything turns away quite leisurely from the disaster." In this poem, a ploughman "may have heard a splash, "but "a ship had somewhere to get to and sailed calmly on" in Breughel's painting of Icarus. For ten points, name this W.H. Auden poem that begins "About suffering, they were never wrong" and which is set in a museum.
This poem discusses "children who did not specially want it to happen" in reference to a "miraculous birth."
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