The Iconoclast Declares No Santa Claus in Washington
The poem recalls a youth defying parental rules and adults who praised myths, revealing a growing doubt about Santa Claus. The speaker, an iconoclast in Washington, questions idols and accepts a colder view of life and authority.
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Santa Claus
Washington
Star
The Fortune Teller Wepe Tkanansina
A fragmentary dialogue featuring Wepe Tkanansina and Jack Rushitt as they discuss winter customs and Santa Claus beliefs. Senator Sorghunni is cited, with musings on clinging to Christmas imagery beyond youth and the idea of being one’s own Santa Claus year round.
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Miss Wissem
Jack Rushitt
New York World
Santa Claus
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
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