Later shifting to describe a dead woman whose "horny feet protrude ...
The poem itself invokes the image of a dresser that lacks three glass knobs as a  place where the embroidered fantails that the main subject once made could be housed.  This poem also invokes the reader to "let the lamp affix it's beam," and its first stanza proclaims "Let the (*) wenches dawdle in such dress / As they are used to wear, and let the boys / Bring flowers in last month's newspapers."  Later shifting to describe a dead woman whose "horny feet protrude ... To show how cold she is" this poem's first stanza ends with the invocation "let be be finale of seem."  Opening with a command to "Call the roller of big cigars ... and bid him whip ... concupiscent curds," for 10 points, name this poem about the lord of a cold foodstuff by Wallace Stevens.
The poem itself invokes the image of a dresser that lacks three glass knobs as a  place where the embroidered fantails that the main subject once made could be housed.  
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