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I	A
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Among twenty snowy mountains	B
The only moving thing	C
Was the eye of the black bird	D
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II	A
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I was of three minds	E
Like a tree	F
In which there are three blackbirds	G
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III	A
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The blackbird whirled in the autumn winds	H
It was a small part of the pantomime	I
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IV	-
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A man and a woman	J
Are one	J
A man and a woman and a blackbird	D
Are one	J
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V	-
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I do not know which to prefer	K
The beauty of inflections	B
Or the beauty of innuendoes	L
The blackbird whistling	C
Or just after	K
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VI	-
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Icicles filled the long window	M
With barbaric glass	N
The shadow of the blackbird	D
Crossed it to and fro	M
The mood	O
Traced in the shadow	M
An indecipherable cause	P
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VII	-
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O thin men of Haddam	I
Why do you imagine golden birds	G
Do you not see how the blackbird	D
Walks around the feet	Q
Of the women about you	R
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VIII	-
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I know noble accents	S
And lucid inescapable rhythms	T
But I know too	R
That the blackbird is involved	U
In what I know	M
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IX	T
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When the blackbird flew out of sight	V
It marked the edge	W
Of one of many circles	T
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X	T
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At the sight of blackbirds	T
Flying in a green light	V
Even the bawds of euphony	-
Would cry out sharply	-
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XI	-
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He rode over Connecticut	X
In a glass coach	Y
Once a fear pierced him	I
In that he mistook	Z
The shadow of his equipage	W
For blackbirds	T
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XII	T
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The river is moving	C
The blackbird must be flying	C
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XIII	T
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It was evening all afternoon	A2
It was snowing	C
And it was going to snow	M
The blackbird sat	B2
In the cedar limbs	T

Wallace Stevens

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