It opens by saying that the title animal is the "only moving thing" among "twenty snowy mountains."
In one section of this work, "Icicles filled the long window with barbaric glass." In another section of this poem, the narrator is torn between the "beauty of inflections" and the "beauty of innuendoes" represented by a whistle and the time just after. This poem asks "the thin men of Haddam," "Why do you imagine golden birds?" when the title creature "walks around the feet Of the women about you." It opens by saying that the title animal is the "only moving thing" among "twenty snowy mountains." For 10 points, name this Wallace Stevens poem which gives a certain number of viewpoints for examining the title bird.
In one section of this work, "Icicles filled the long window with barbaric glass."
“{Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird}”