What poem title did T. S. Eliot say he created by combining the titles of a romance by William Morris with the title of a Rudyard Kiplin poem

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5 January, 06:51

What poem title did T. S. Eliot say he created by combining the titles of a romance by William Morris with the title of a Rudyard Kiplin poem

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The correct answer is "The Hollow Men"

This poem of his has the name of two other poems, the first is the Hollow land by William Morris, and the Broken Man by Rudyard Kipling. As you can see, he took hollow from the first one and men from the second one, even though he did put the Man into plural Men.