This poem has inspired musical works by Thomas Albert and Lukas Foss. According to M.L. Rosenthal, the title entity represents "the inseparability of life and death in nature," although Helen Vendler calls it "the principle of our final relation to the universe." This poem's sixth section describes how "icicles filled the long window / With barbaric glass," while its seventh section asks the "thin
This poem has inspired musical works by Thomas Albert and Lukas Foss. According to M.L. Rosenthal, the title entity represents "the inseparability of life and death in nature," although Helen Vendler calls it "the principle of our final relation to the universe." This poem's sixth section describes how "icicles filled the long window / With barbaric glass," while its seventh section asks the "thin men of Haddam" why they "imagine golden birds." It begins, "Among twenty snowy mountains, / The only moving thing / Was the eye of" the title animal, which also "marked the edge of one of many circles." For 10 points, name this poem by Wallace Stevens about a number of methods for regarding an avian.
This poem has inspired musical works by Thomas Albert and Lukas Foss.
"Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird"