This place is called “paper-white” and compared to “a zither laid upon the flood” in a poem about its “Full Moon” by Elizabeth Bishop, who lived here with Louisa Crane. A woman in a poem titled for this place made “The sky acutest at its vanishing” and “measured to the hour its solitude.” A poem titled for this place describes “ghostlier (-5[1])demarcations, keener sounds” and “glassy lights.” Many (*) six-toed cats lived at a house inhabited (10[1])by Pauline Pfeiffer (10[1])(FI-fer) on this island, (10[1])where “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber” was written. A poem titled for this island addresses Ramon (-5[1])Fernandez and begins, “She sang beyond the genius of the sea.” For 10 points, name this island that titles a Wallace Stevens poem about its “Idea of Order,” located in (10[1])Florida. (10[1])■END■