HarmoniumTo the Roaring WindReading editionChapter navigation80 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterEarthy AnecdoteInvective against SwansIn the CarolinasThe Paltry Nude Starts on a Spring VoyageThe Plot against the GiantInfanta MarinaDomination of BlackThe Snow ManThe Ordinary WomenThe Load of Sugar-CaneLe Monocle de Mon OncleNuances of a Theme by WilliamsMetaphors of a MagnificoPloughing on SundayCy Est Pourtraicte, Madame Ste Ursule, et Les Unze Mille ViergesHibiscus on the Sleeping ShoresFabliau of FloridaThe Doctor of GenevaAnother Weeping WomanHomunculus et la Belle EtoileI The World without ImaginationII Concerning the Thunderstorms of YucatanIII Approaching CarolinaIV The Idea of a ColonyV A Nice Shady HomeVI And Daughters with CurlsFrom the Misery of Don JoostO, Florida, Venereal SoilLast Looks at the LilacsThe Worms at Heaven’s GateThe Jack-RabbitValley CandleAnecdote of Men by the ThousandThe Silver Plough-BoyThe Apostrophe to VincentineFloral Decorations for BananasAnecdote of CannaOf the Manner of Addressing CloudsOf Heaven Considered as a TombOf the Surface of ThingsAnecdote of the Prince of PeacocksA High-Toned Old Christian WomanThe Place of the SolitairesThe Weeping BurgherThe Curtains in the House of the MetaphysicianBanal SojournDepression before SpringThe Emperor of Ice-CreamThe Cuban DoctorTea at the Palaz of HoonExposition of the Contents of a CabDisillusionment of Ten O’ClockSunday MorningThe Virgin Carrying a LanternStars at TallapoosaExplanationSix Significant LandscapesBantams in Pine-WoodsAnecdote of the JarPalace of the BabiesFrogs Eat Butterflies. Snakes Eat Frogs. Hogs Eat Snakes. Men Eat HogsJasmine’s Beautiful Thoughts Underneath the WillowCortège for RosenbloomTattooThe Bird with the Coppery, Keen ClawsLife Is MotionArchitectureThe Wind ShiftsColloquy with a Polish AuntGubbinalTwo Figures in Dense Violet NightTheoryTo the One of Fictive MusicHymn from a Watermelon PavilionPeter Quince at the ClavierThirteen Ways of Looking at a BlackbirdNomad ExquisiteTeaTo the Roaring WindPrevious chapter ←TeaEnd of this editionAll chapters and sections (80)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsEarthy AnecdoteInvective against SwansIn the CarolinasThe Paltry Nude Starts on a Spring VoyageThe Plot against the GiantInfanta MarinaDomination of BlackThe Snow ManThe Ordinary WomenThe Load of Sugar-CaneLe Monocle de Mon OncleNuances of a Theme by WilliamsMetaphors of a MagnificoPloughing on SundayCy Est Pourtraicte, Madame Ste Ursule, et Les Unze Mille ViergesHibiscus on the Sleeping ShoresFabliau of FloridaThe Doctor of GenevaAnother Weeping WomanHomunculus et la Belle EtoileI The World without ImaginationII Concerning the Thunderstorms of YucatanIII Approaching CarolinaIV The Idea of a ColonyV A Nice Shady HomeVI And Daughters with CurlsFrom the Misery of Don JoostO, Florida, Venereal SoilLast Looks at the LilacsThe Worms at Heaven’s GateThe Jack-RabbitValley CandleAnecdote of Men by the ThousandThe Silver Plough-BoyThe Apostrophe to VincentineFloral Decorations for BananasAnecdote of CannaOf the Manner of Addressing CloudsOf Heaven Considered as a TombOf the Surface of ThingsAnecdote of the Prince of PeacocksA High-Toned Old Christian WomanThe Place of the SolitairesThe Weeping BurgherThe Curtains in the House of the MetaphysicianBanal SojournDepression before SpringThe Emperor of Ice-CreamThe Cuban DoctorTea at the Palaz of HoonExposition of the Contents of a CabDisillusionment of Ten O’ClockSunday MorningThe Virgin Carrying a LanternStars at TallapoosaExplanationSix Significant LandscapesBantams in Pine-WoodsAnecdote of the JarPalace of the BabiesFrogs Eat Butterflies. Snakes Eat Frogs. Hogs Eat Snakes. Men Eat HogsJasmine’s Beautiful Thoughts Underneath the WillowCortège for RosenbloomTattooThe Bird with the Coppery, Keen ClawsLife Is MotionArchitectureThe Wind ShiftsColloquy with a Polish AuntGubbinalTwo Figures in Dense Violet NightTheoryTo the One of Fictive MusicHymn from a Watermelon PavilionPeter Quince at the ClavierThirteen Ways of Looking at a BlackbirdNomad ExquisiteTeaTo the Roaring WindWhat syllable are you seeking, Vocalissimus, In the distances of sleep? Speak it.◇THE END◇← Tea