text: A poem of this title describes a painting "about the size of an old-style dollar bill" executed by Uncle George, and was included in Geography III by Elizabeth Bishop.
full_question: A poem of this title describes a painting "about the size of an old-style dollar bill" executed by Uncle George, and was included in Geography III by Elizabeth Bishop. Another poem of this title describes a cat stepping down "into the pit of the empty flowerpot." That poem was written by William Carlos Williams, who also wrote that "it is difficult to get the news from" these things, "yet men die miserably every day for lack of what is found there." These things are compared to "imaginary gardens with real toads in them" in a poem by Mari- anne Moore. A rather stupid poem says that these things "should be equal to: not true," and that they "should not mean but be." For 10 points, name these artworks described by Archibald MacLeish's "Ars Poetica."
first_sentence: A poem of this title describes a painting "about the size of an old-style dollar bill" executed by Uncle George, and was included in Geography III by Elizabeth Bishop.
raw_answer: poems [prompt on poetry]