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I	A
An old man sits	B
In the shadow of a pine tree	C
In China	D
He sees larkspur	E
Blue and white	F
At the edge of the shadow	G
Move in the wind	H
His beard moves in the wind	H
The pine tree moves in the wind	H
Thus water flows	I
Over weeds	J
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II	A
The night is of the colour	E
Of a woman's arm	K
Night the female	L
Obscure	E
Fragrant and supple	M
Conceals herself	N
A pool shines	O
Like a bracelet	P
Shaken in a dance	Q
	-
III	A
I measure myself	N
Against a tall tree	E
I find that I am much taller	E
For I reach right up to the sun	R
With my eye	A
And I reach to the shore of the sea	E
With my ear	E
Nevertheless I dislike	S
The way ants crawl	T
In and out of my shadow	G
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IV	N
When my dream was near the moon	U
The white folds of its gown	V
Filled with yellow light	F
The soles of its feet	W
Grew red	X
Its hair filled	Y
With certain blue crystallizations	E
From stars	E
Not far off	N
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V	N
Not all the knives of the lamp posts	E
Nor the chisels of the long streets	E
Nor the mallets of the domes	E
And high towers	E
Can carve	N
What one star can carve	N
Shining through the grape leaves	E
	-
VI	N
Rationalists wearing square hats	E
Think in square rooms	E
Looking at the floor	E
Looking at the ceiling	Z
They confine themselves	E
To right angled triangles	E
If they tried rhomboids	E
Cones waving lines ellipses	E
As for example the ellipse of the half moon	U
Rationalists would wear sombreros	E

Wallace Stevens

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