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A drink offer in a pigsty during her 1946 Nova Scotia trip.
She struggled with alcoholism and depression throughout her life.
It was published in the New Yorker on 13 March 1951.
It explores the exile of the alcoholic and related isolation.
Nature acts as a bringer of wisdom and self-awareness.
It evokes a sense of nobility and the flicker of the soul.
'The Prodigal' consists of two 14-line sonnets.
The rhyme schemes are eccentric or virtually absent.
It mixes iambic pentameter and four-stress lines.
“even to the sow that always ate her young – till, sickening…”
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