For 10 points, name this long poem on the death of Naomi Ginsberg named by her son for the Jewish prayer for the dead.
One character in this work says that God "has a cheap cabin in the country" and "likes lentil soup." This work quotes the first four lines of "Last night the nightingale woke me" in between one character saying that she played the mandolin and the narrator telling her not to kick her sister, who has an arthritic heart. The second section of this work ends with a letter stating that "the key is in the sunlight at the window". One section of this work asks "what have I left out . . . what have I forgotten" before saying (*) "farewell / with a long black shoe" and repeating the refrain "with your eyes."  At the opening of this poem, the author  thinks, "Strange now to think of you, gone without corsets & eyes," and the phrase "Blessed be He!" appears numerous times in the "Hymmnn" which comes between two sections of this poem. This poem's last section alternates between crows shrieking "caw caw caw" and the narrator repeating "Lord Lord Lord."  For 10 points, name this long poem on the death of Naomi Ginsberg named by her son for the Jewish prayer for the dead.
One character in this work says that God "has a cheap cabin in the country" and "likes lentil soup.
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