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Stalling for time, the Three Trashketeers discuss the importance of opening lines.
The Three Trashketeers introduce themselves, and gird their loins to deal with the horrorshow that is E.L. James's Fifty Shades of Grey.
A brief analysis of the poem To Speak of the Woe that is in Marriage, by Robert Lowell.
Trashochists Present is an ongoing supplement to The Trashochists' Guide to Modern Shiterature. Each episode will be a simple read-through of a given Trashketeer's choice of poem or other piece of text.
In this very first episode, Vik Vimes reads his favourite poem of all time, "To Speak of the Woe that is in Marriage", by Robert Lowell.
Additional notes and trivia:
-"To speak of the woe that is in marriage" is a line lifted directly from The Wife of Bath's Tale, by Geoffrey Chaucer. This, too, is a text narrated by a sharp yet weary woman, and a very fitting title for this sonnet.
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