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marycatelliAll by T. S. Eliot
The Rock
I've read this as "Choruses from 'The Rock'" -- because Eliot did not write the entire play.
More philosophical, like Four Quartets, than some of his stuff. Still with a number of marvelous poetic images.
Ash Wednesday
a poetic mediation, full of imagery, fitting for the opening of the season of repentance and coming clean
The Waste Land
vivid and poetical scenes -- not always explicable -- bear in mind, if you read the notes, that he was sometimes dramatizing the poetry by his own admission.
Well worth reading.
The Rock
I've read this as "Choruses from 'The Rock'" -- because Eliot did not write the entire play.
More philosophical, like Four Quartets, than some of his stuff. Still with a number of marvelous poetic images.
Ash Wednesday
a poetic mediation, full of imagery, fitting for the opening of the season of repentance and coming clean
The Waste Land
vivid and poetical scenes -- not always explicable -- bear in mind, if you read the notes, that he was sometimes dramatizing the poetry by his own admission.
Well worth reading.