Etcetera: the unpublished poems of E.E. Cummings

Author:

Cummings, E. E. (Edward Estlin), 1894-1962

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(Edward Estlin),Cummings typescript editions

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Liveright

Publication Date:

1983

Language:

English

Boulder Main Adult NonFiction

811 Cummings

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1983	Liveright	xiii, 188 pages ; 28 cm	On Shelf Boulder Main Adult NonFiction 811 Cummings	More Info

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Semi-Spring
The Paper Palace
Mist
Night shall eat these girls and boys
Chaucer
Great Dante stands in Florence, looking down
Fame Speaks
Helen
I dreamed I was among the conquerors
I have looked upon thee-and I have loved thee
Reverie
Thy face is a still white house of holy things
What is thy mouth to me?
Dedication
I love you
After your poppied hair inaugurates
Moon-in-the-Trees
When thou art dead,dead,and far from the splendid sin
You are tired
Let us lie here in the disturbing grass
T.A.M.
S.F.D.
Softly from its still lair in Plympton Street
S.T.
They have hung the sky with arrows
A painted wind has sprung
You shall sing my songs, O earth
In Healey's Palace I was sitting.
The awful darkness of the town
A Girl's Ring
the sky
beyond the stolid iron pond
mr. smith
don't get me wrong oblivion
wanta
maker of many mouths
along the justexistingroad to Roupy
through the tasteless minute efficient room
my deathly body's deadly lady
first she like a piece of ill-oiled
The moon falls thru the autumn Behind prison she grins
The moon-lit snow is falling like strange candy into the big eyes of the
Perhaps it was Myself sits down in this chair. There were two chairs,in fact
Noise
a Woman of bronze
hips lOOsest OOping shoulders blonde& pastoral hair,strong
this cigarette is extremely long
love was-entire excellently steep
let us suspect,cherie,this not very big
sometime,perhaps in Paris we will.
cherie the very,picturesque,last Day
my little heart is so wonderfully sorry
the spring has been exquisite and the
willing pitifully to bewitch
as
my lady is an ivory garden
if you like my poems let them
the comedian stands on a corner,the sky is
like most godhouses this particular house
This is the vase, Here
my humorous ghost precisely will
dawn
Above a between-the-acts prattling of
when time delicately is sponging sum after
sometimes i am alive because with
o my wholly unwise and definite
my youthful lady will have other lovers
lady you have written me a letter
but turning a corner ,i
you said Is
is
as one who(having written
in front of your house i
Lady,i will touch you with my mind.
the newly
now two old ladies sit peacefully knitting
"out of the pants which cover me
pound pound pound
2 shes
When parsing warmths of dusk construe
Lady,since your footstep
being(just a little)
Lady
The Rain is a Handsome Animal
After Seeing French Funeral
taxis toot whirl people moving perhaps laugh into the slowly
long ago,between a dream and a dream
them which despair
Paris,thou art not
Perfectly a year,we watched together les enfants jumping and
look
when of your eyes one smile entirely brings down
this fear is no longer dear. You are not going to America and
the other guineahen
love's absence is allusion,alias time
Float
birds meet above the new Moon
tonight the moon is round golden entire. It.
this (a up green hugestness who and climbs)
cont)-
mary green
lively and loathesome moe's respectably dead
"think of it:not so long ago
out of bigg
the phonograph may(if it likes)be prphe
in hammamet did camping queers et al)
bud(spiggy nuvduh fienus
April" this letter's dated "23
come from his gal's
"she had that softness which is falsity"
says ol man no body-
I'm very fond of
devil crpet in eden wood
love's the i guess most only very that lives
love is a guess
we being not each other:without love
skies may be blue;yes
she,straddling my lap,
n w
b
when (day's amazing murder with) perhaps
there are so many tictoc
time, be kind;herself and i
Us if therefore must forget ourselves).
now winging selves sing sweetly,while ghosts(there
every one of the red roses opened
ringed
G re D una
ance)danc
Cri C
leastlessly
s(
rainsweet
life shuts &)opens the world
like a little bear twilight
Ballade
for him alone life's worse than worst
all stars are(and not one star only)love
should far this from mankind's unmysteries
thing no is(of
should this fool die.

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Firmage, George James
Kennedy, Richard S

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