e. e. cummings, who died in September 1962, was one of the great poets of our time, and his lyrics will be read as long as English endures. This volume of verse, written after 1958, when 95 Poems was published, contains some of his strongest and surest work. The nature of life, of love, of death; the glory of the human spirit; the joys and wonders of experience - all these Cummings explores with passion, understanding, humor, and in forms that are beautifully wrought and perfectly fitted to their content.
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experimental, against grammar by restructuring sentences. but is his goal of creating new sense for words and the world achieved? I'm not sure.
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评分experimental, against grammar by restructuring sentences. but is his goal of creating new sense for words and the world achieved? I'm not sure.
评分#【Heartless Hawk】字詞遭到腰斬而重煥生機，迴文、對稱，詩人玩得不亦樂乎，宛如漫步兒時夢中。
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