A poem addressed to a performer of this action ends by asking, “has not the drawing / endured, the dark line your eyebrows traced / swiftly in the texture of their own turning?” In another poem, a performer of this action is said to have “stood / suddenly, as if youth were cast in bronze; / sorrowing, listening.” Per William Gass’ translation, one poem (15[1])declares that a performer of this action (15[1])is “just a bourgeois in costume” and “enters his (15[1])house by the kitchen door.” In another poem, a performer of this action is said to have (*) “naked arms” that “alertly strike, / clattering like fearful rattlesnakes.” The fifteenth Sonnet to Orpheus twice repeats a command to “[this action] the orange.” Another poem begins by comparing a performer of this action to a match that “bursts in flame (10[1])and to all sides / licks its quivering tongues.” For 10 points, a Rainer Maria Rilke poem is titled for a “Spanish” (10[1])performer (10[2])of what (10[1])action? ■END■ (10[1])