text: The final section of this poem claims that "it was evening all afternoon".
full_question: The final section of this poem claims that "it was evening all afternoon". A man who "rode overConnecticut in a glass coach" mistook the subject of this poem for "the shadow of his equipage". Itsspeaker claims to know "noble accents and lucid, inescapable rhythms" but notes that the subject of thepoem "is involved in what I know". This poem contrasts the "beauty of inflections" with the "beauty of(*) innuendos". One section of this poem opens by mentioning the "thin men of Haddam", while in another, thespeaker looks through icicles for the shadow of the title creature, whose eye is the only moving thing "amongtwenty snowy mountains". For 10 points, name this Wallace Stevens poem about various perspectives on a certainanimal.
first_sentence: The final section of this poem claims that "it was evening all afternoon".
raw_answer: "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird" 