The only moving thing" was the eye of the title avian.
A character in this poem "rode over Connecticut in a glass coach." Its seventh section asks "O thin men of Haddam, / Why do you imagine golden birds?" The speaker of this poem does not know if he prefers "the beauty of inflections" or "the beauty of innuendos." The speaker of the poem recalls an icy window made of "barbaric glass" which the title (*) creature's shadow crossed "to and fro." Its first section states "Among twenty snowy mountains / The only moving thing" was the eye of the title avian. For 10 points, name this poem by Wallace Stevens.
A character in this poem "rode over Connecticut in a glass coach.
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