New Haven is the second largest city in Connecticut. It is situated approximately 40 miles South of Wallace Steven's home in Hartford, Connecticut. Founded by English Puritans in 1638, New Haven is the home of Yale University. Its nickname is "The Elm City."
New Haven, CT skyline
An Ordinary Evening in New Haven[]
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A view of New Haven, say, through the certain eye, |
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And Juda becomes New Haven or else must. |
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Professor Eucalyptus of New Haven seeks him |
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In New Haven with an eye that does not look |
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The instinct for earth, for New Haven, for his room, |
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If, then, New Haven is half sun, what remains, |
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If more unreal than New Haven, is not |
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Real and unreal are two in one: New Haven |