One poem in this collection describes "the alert mind dissatisfied with what it is asked to and cannot do," while another poem complains about how a group of people are lacking red, and that group is "beggars leading each other diagonally downward."
It contains a description of polar bears that "lie down with us, its arms about our necks, murderously," as well as a poem addressed to the ghost of Marjorie Rawlings. One poem in this collection describes "the alert mind dissatisfied with what it is asked to and cannot do," while another poem complains about how a group of people are lacking red, and that group is "beggars leading each other diagonally downward." It describes how "some boys are swimming bare-ass" in a work beginning "this is a (*) schoolyard crowded with children." It also contains a poem that sees "a farmer [who] was ploughing his field, the whole pageantry of the year was awake tingly with itself," before describing "insignificantly off the coast, there was a splash.". For 10 points, name this collection that describes The Parable of the Blind, Children's Games and Landscape with the Fall of Icarus, written by William Carlos Williams. [Ike]
It contains a description of polar bears that "lie down with us, its arms about our necks, murderously," as well as a poem addressed to the ghost of Marjorie Rawlings.
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