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The Emperor of Ice-Cream
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Wallace Stevens
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Explain the image of whipping "concupiscent curds" in "kitchen cups" in "The Emperor of Ice-Cream."
Discuss the poem "The Emperor of Ice Cream" by Wallace Stevens.
What does it mean to be “the Emperor of Ice-Cream”? Does the poem speak of death?
I don't understand what this poem, "The Emperor of Ice-Cream," is about.
In “The Emperor of Ice-Cream” by Wallace Stevens, how do the words contribute to the image or scene the poet creates? The words of interest used by Stevens are: wenches, last month’s newspapers, deal, and horny feet.
How can "The Emperor of Ice-Cream" be understood as advocating an appreciation for the "here and now"?