In one of this author's poems, the "Socrates of Snails" and "musician of pears" seeks to make a "new intelligence prevail" in the section "The Idea of a Colony."
In one of this author's poems, the "Socrates of Snails" and "musician of pears" seeks to make a "new intelligence prevail" in the section "The Idea of a Colony." Another of this author's poems describes a "listener, who listens in the snow" and beholds "Nothing that is not there and the nothing that is." An animal traces "an indecipherable cause" into an icicle-filled window made of "barbaric glass" in a poem by this author of "The (*) Comedian as the Letter C." That poem by this man asks "O thin men of Haddam, Why do you imagine golden birds?" and describes how "Among twenty snowy mountains, the only moving thing" was the eye of the title creature. For 10 points, name this poet whose collection Harmonium contains "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird."
In one of this author's poems, the "Socrates of Snails" and "musician of pears" seeks to make a "new intelligence prevail" in the section "The Idea of a Colony."
Wallace Stevens