by Eliot · Cluster: Self-Knowledge · Immortality · Self-Reliance
Abstract
Index-of-first-lines fragment (A–C) for Eliot’s collected verse, listing openings such as ‘A cold coming we had of it’, ‘April is the cruellest month’ and ‘Among the smoke and fog’; an apparatus pointing to the whole corpus.
Connections
Motifs: Book Reading, Fog and Smoke Themes & Concepts: Memory and Time, Spiritual Emptiness Forms & Genres: Lyric
Testo integrale / Full text
INDEX OF FIRST LINES OF POEMS
‘A cold coming we had of it 1
A man’s destination is his own village 1
Among a crowd of tenuous dreams, unknown 1
Among the smoke and fog of a December afternoon 1
Apeneck Sweeney spreads his knees 1
April is the cruellest month, breeding 1
Around her fountain which flows 1
Because I do not hope to turn again 1
Burbank crossed a little bridge 1
Bustopher Jones is not skin and bones 1
Children’s voices in the orchard 1
Come under the shadow of this gray rock 1
En Amérique, professeur 1
Eyes that last I saw in tears 1