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 (0[1])of one of these animals crosses "barbaric glass" and traces (20[1])an (20[1]0[1])"indecipherable (20[1])cause." (20[2]0[1])A “bronze rain . . . marks the death of summer” in a poem which is an “Invective Against” (20[1])these animals. (20[1])The speaker knows “noble accents / and lucid, inescapable (20[2])rhythms” in a poem titled for these animals which compares the “beauty of (*) inflections” (10[1]0[1])and “innuendoes.” (10[4]0[3])In that poem, the "thin men of Haddam" (10[1]0[1])do not notice (10[2])these (10[1])animals. (10[1])The eye of one of these animals is the only (10[1])moving thing (10[1])"Among twenty snowy mountains" (10[1])in a poem titled for them. For 10 points, Wallace Stevens (10[1])wrote about "Thirteen Ways of Looking" (10[2])at what animals? (10[3]0[1])■END■ (10[4]0[1])