FTP, identify this poem in eight sections which appears in Harmonium, whose title indicates it takes place early on a particular day, a work of Wallace Stevens.
The last three words of this poem, "on extended wings," were used by Helen Vendler as the title of her study of its author.  Section 7 depicts a ring of men chanting their boisterous devotion to the sun, while the female figure announces that "in contentment I still feel the need of some imperishable bliss" as she sits among the "complacencies of the peignoir."  FTP, identify this poem in eight sections which appears in Harmonium, whose title indicates it takes place early on a particular day, a work of Wallace Stevens.
The last three words of this poem, "on extended wings," were used by Helen Vendler as the title of her study of its author.  
"Sunday Morning"