IV of Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird | Illustrated Poetry

Okay! It’s week 4 and stanza IV of 13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird by Wallace Stevens (1879-1955).  You can read the whole poem here and see my illustrated stanzas I, II, and III. Original video (of afternoon sunlight through half-closed venetian blinds) by Emily Grossman, GIF and composition by me. Enjoy!

Source: IV of Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird | Illustrated Poetry

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04/13
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    • Christina O’Connor
    • April 18th, 2017

    love, just love.

    • the gif, sunlight, an afternoon, half-closed eyes, woman, man, a curtain and the wings of the blackbird, are one

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