In another section, (*) Nanzia Nunzio confronts Ozymandias, while the final stanza describes how "gladly with proper words the soldier dies.
One part of this work contains an angel that forgets "the gold centre, the golden destiny," while another part describes "the President" who has apples on his table and who "ordains the bee to be immortal." Another part of this work describes a war between "the mind and the sky," and that third and final part describes a "mystic marriage in Catawba" between "a great captain and the maid Bawda." It compares a certain task with an Arabian astronomer saying "hoobla hoobla hoobla how." In another section, (*) Nanzia Nunzio confronts Ozymandias, while the final stanza describes how "gladly with proper words the soldier dies." It contains sections like "It must give pleasure" and "it must be abstract" and  attempts to elucidate a concept first established in the first line of its author's "A High-Toned Old Christian Woman". For 10 points, name this long poem that outlines Wallace Stevens's theories on literature.
One part of this work contains an angel that forgets "the gold centre, the golden destiny," while another part describes "the President" who has apples on his table and who "ordains the bee to be immortal."
"{Notes Toward} a {Supreme Fiction}"