FTP, identify this best-known work of Hart Crane.
Its introduction includes a dedication, "for Rachel," and the lines, "The phonograph of hades in the brain / are tunnels that rewind themselves;" One of the pieces, "Ave Maria," is written entirely in Latin and is addressed to Seneca, while "Quaker Hill," contains remarks to Isadora Duncan and Emily Dickinson. Its second most famous poem might be "Cape Hatteras," which is directed toward Walt Whitman, however this 1930 collection is primarily known for the opening poem, dedicated to a New York landmark. FTP, identify this best-known work of Hart Crane.
Its introduction includes a dedication, "for Rachel," and the lines, "The phonograph of hades in the brain / are tunnels that rewind themselves;" One of the pieces, "Ave Maria," is written entirely in Latin and is addressed to Seneca, while "Quaker Hill," contains remarks to Isadora Duncan and Emily Dickinson.
The Bridge