Robert Lowell: Collected Poems, page 1008: “The body of Warren Winslow, Lowell’s cousin, was never recovered after his Navy destroyer, Turner, sank from an accidental explosion in New York harbor during World War II.”
This work contains the following individual pieces:
- ‘The empty winds are creaking and the oak’
- Our Lady of Walsingham
- ‘When the whale’s viscera go and the roll’
- ‘This is the end of the whaleroad and the whale’
- ‘All you recovered from Poseidon died’
- ‘Whenever winds are moving and their breath’
- ‘A brackish reach of shoal off Madaket’
Locations in Harold's Library
- Robert Lowell: Collected Poems (book)
- page 14
- in "Lord Weary's Castle (1946)"
This work has the following connections with other works:
- Moby Dick • Lowell references Moby Dick several times throughout the seven poems
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