The speaker of a poem meets one of these animals which sets its “traps / In the midst of dreams" and is a "Prince" named Berserk. In another poem, the shadow of one of these animals crosses "barbaric glass" and traces an "indecipherable cause." A “bronze rain . . . marks the death of summer” in a poem which is an “Invective Against” these animals. The speaker (0[1])knows “noble accents / and lucid, inescapable rhythms” in a (20[1])poem (20[1]0[1])titled (20[1])for (20[2]0[1])these animals which compares the “beauty of (*) inflections” and “innuendoes.” In that poem, the ■END■