Published in the collection Transport to Summer, this long work is divided into three sections, "It Must Change," "It Must Give Pleasure," and "It Must be Abstract."
At one point, this work depicts the fate of a lonely planter who dies "on a blue island," while another section depicts the "Great statue of the General Du Puy."  Figures presented in this work include world traveler, Nanzia Nunzio, and a President, who "ordains the bee to be immortal."  In the final section, the speaker states, "Soldier, there is a war between the mind / And sky, between thought and day and night," and asserts that the poet is "always in the sun."  This work, which is dedicated to Henry Church, begins "And for what, except for you, do I feel love."  Published in the collection Transport to Summer, this long work is divided into three sections, "It Must Change," "It Must Give Pleasure," and "It Must be Abstract." For 10 points, identify this manifesto in the form of a poetic sequence, a work by Wallace Stevens.
At one point, this work depicts the fate of a lonely planter who dies "on a blue island," while another section depicts the "Great statue of the General Du Puy."  
"Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction"