 There he invited other men to enjoy the pleasures of dining and swimming in a world without women.Bigelow was heart-broken when George Cabot Lodge, the young poet he had chosen as his spiritual son to inherit his island estate, died there at the age of thirty-five.Lodge's 1906 poem "Tuckanuck" celebrates the island as a place "to dream an Eastern dream, starred by the cry/ of sea-birds..."   A more exuberant letter from Lodge to Bigelow anticipating a trip to the island reads "kind Sir!