What is there to say about T.S. Eliot's waste land? Nothing, that isn't already said. Read it, a couple of times, and let it flow down on you and make you breathless. No other poem (well, perhaps "Hollow Men" by Eliot can do that) has that power.

We're living in i waste land.
Thanks T.S.

"The Wasteland" is an absolute "must-read" for anyone interested in poetry, or even in society in general from Eliot's fascinating era. It has a different tone than some of his other well-known work, almost nihilistic- in part, a reaction to the war, but also a timeless commentary on human life and the emptiness that often accompanies it.