The Early Poems of E.E. Cummings [Illustrated]

The Early Poems of E.E. Cummings [Illustrated]

by E. E. (Edward Estlin) Cummings

66 pages· 2011
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Contains collected poems of E.E. Cummings published from 1915-1922 with an active table of contents, author's illustrations, correct spacing/breaks, and automatic (poetic) indentation for any size frame or font.

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CONTENTS:

Ballade
Sunset
Of Nicolette
Summer Silence
Thou in whose sword-great story shine the deeds
A Chorus Girl
This is the garden
It may not always be so
Crepescule
Finis
The Lover Speaks
Epitaph
Little tree
The bigness of cannon
Buffalo Bill's
When god lets my body be
Why did you go
When life is quite through with
O Distinct
Into the strenuous briefness
O sweet spontaneous
But the other
In Just-
Spring omnipotent goddess Thou
Puella Mia
Of evident invisibles
Conversation with my friend
It is moments after I have dreamed
By little accurate saints thickly which tread
Who's most afraid of death?
Poem ("at the head of this street a gasping organ...")

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