The Tulip Bed At Greeley Square

Series: Custer and Other Poems

The poem tells the story of a woman who dies in a hotel room at Greeley Square, surrounded by the lavish decorations and furnishings of her luxurious life. However, despite the opulence, she is revealed to be unhappy and unfulfilled, with a "tulip bed" that has been her prison rather than a symbol of beauty. The poem explores themes of loneliness, materialism, and the emptiness of a life focused on external appearances. AI Generated Content

~1896 CE
Available in: English
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