He had taken poetry classes before and was able to identify the term "Hollow Men" from the title of a 1925 poem by T.S. Eliot. Levi explains the idea of Hollow Men based on the poem, saying that ...

Levi learns the beasts below are known as the Hollow Men. Being a poet, he reconciles the T.S. Eliot poem of the same name. It spoke to people in purgatory who were afraid to move on. After Levi ...

Editor: We live in perilous times so we need to be circumspect in our language; however, thoughts and ideas should be discussed. What are we setting on fire? Our keyboards. When t ...

But by the end, the reader might still be wondering who Starmer is, other than perhaps one of TS Eliot’s “hollow men”, a “shape without form, shade without colour”. When it comes to ...

Dean goes to great lengths to jam that Hollow Men one home, as Levi (a tortured poet himself) deduces the reason some long forgotten sentry and T.S. Eliot fan named the denizens of the Gorge such.

Pursued by these “hollow men,” Levi and Drasa sprint through badly framed hellscapes, pausing only long enough to misinterpret a famous T.S. Eliot poem. When, in a grimly hilarious moment ...

An event is taking place at the Scottish Parliament to highlight the work of Hugh MacDiarmid’s Brownsbank Charitable Trust. The organisers ...

That name is derived from the famous 1925 T. S. Eliot poem “The Hollow Men,” which ends with the endlessly quoted lines, “This is the way the world ends/Not with a bang but a whimper.” ...