For 10 points, name this poem by Wallace Stevens that is set in the early hours of the Lord's day.
This poem describes an entity that "makes the willow shiver in the sun" for maidens who "taste / and stray impassioned in the littering leaves." This poem asks whether "boughs / hang always heavy in that perfect sky" at a place where there might be "no change of death." The first section of this poem concludes with a comparison of the day to "wide water" that is "stilled" so that "dreaming feet" might pass "over the seas, to silent Palestine." The "coffee and oranges in a sunny chair" lead a woman to question the divine promise of paradise in this poem, which repeats that "death is the mother of beauty" and opens by describing the "complacencies of the peignoir" (pay-NWAHR). For 10 points, name this poem by Wallace Stevens that is set in the early hours of the Lord's day.
This poem describes an entity that "makes the willow shiver in the sun" for maidens who "taste / and stray impassioned in the littering leaves.
"Sunday Morning"