These are on a humongous list of books that I am told I must read before I die. So I tried. The Waste Landstrike one! Four Quartetsstrike two! I think my team needs a pinch hitter. Both are classic examples of Eliots unintelligible poetry. Theyre like reading Finnigans Wake backwardword by word. I never did cotton much to poetry anyway.
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the waste land and other poems
the waste land and other poems
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Few readers need any introduction to the work of the most influential poet of the twentieth century. In addition to the title poem, this selection includes, "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," "Gerontion," "Ash Wednesday," and other poems from Mr. Eliot's early and middle work.
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Few readers need any introduction to the work of the most influential poet of the twentieth century. In addition to the title poem, this selection includes, "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," "Gerontion," "Ash Wednesday," and other poems from Mr. Eliot's early and middle work.
ISBN: 413162
Publication Date: 1957
Pages: 88
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Publisher: harcourt, brace & world
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