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The Early Poems of E.E. Cummings [Illustrated]
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About The Early Poems Of E.E. Cummings
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.For more classic, masterfully kindled poetry collections, look for Perscribo in the Amazon store.CONTENTS:BalladeSunsetOf NicoletteSummer SilenceThou in whose sword-great story shine the deedsA Chorus GirlThis is the gardenIt may not always be soCrepesculeFinisThe Lover SpeaksEpitaphLittle treeThe bigness of cannonBuffalo Bill'sWhen god lets my body beWhy did you goWhen life is quite through withO DistinctInto the strenuous briefnessO sweet spontaneousBut the otherIn Just-Spring omnipotent goddess ThouPuella MiaOf evident invisiblesConversation with my friendIt is moments after I have dreamedBy little accurate saints thickly which treadWho's most afraid of death?Poem ("at the head of this street a gasping organ...")
