This is the first word in the title of a poem in which the "slovenly wilderness" rose up and "sprawled around, no longer wild."
This is the last word in the title of a poem whose placement at the beginning of the volume in which it appears led a commentator to declare it "must be some sort of manifesto, but of what was it the proclamation?" This is the first word in the title of a poem which opens with a man asserting that the soul is composed of the external world. A poem whose title ends with this word repeats images of bucks (*) clattering and swerving and a firecat bristling. This is the first word in the title of a poem in which the "slovenly wilderness" rose up and "sprawled around, no longer wild." That poem is about an object which was "round upon the ground" and "took dominion everywhere." For 10 points, name this word which appears in the titles of several poems from Wallace Stevens' Harmonium, including one beginning "I placed a jar in Tennessee."
This is the last word in the title of a poem whose placement at the beginning of the volume in which it appears led a commentator to declare it "must be some sort of manifesto, but of what was it the proclamation?
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