This poem's final section describes "the torchlight red on sweaty faces", before noting "these fragments I have stored against my ruins.
This poem's final section describes "the torchlight red on sweaty faces", before noting "these fragments I have stored against my ruins." People mentioned in it include Mr. Eugenides and Madame Sosostris, while Tiresias (*) narrates a loveless sexual encounter in its third section, "The Fire Sermon". Its last section, "What the Thunder Said", ends with the possibility of rain renewing the title environment and the line "shantih shantih shantih." Beginning "April is the cruelest month", FTP, name this five-part poem by T. S. Eliot.
This poem's final section describes "the torchlight red on sweaty faces", before noting "these fragments I have stored against my ruins.
“The {Waste Land}”