Summary Of Ee Cummings Pennycandystore

This poem is strikingly similar to the style of E.E. Cummings, "pennycandystore" and the poem’s structure that resembles a falling leaf. Alas though, regardless of the argument of which author can claim it as his style first, it adds to the childish inhibitions. After contemplating the leaf image, it begins to feel more allegorical as alluded to in the first paragraph. Perhaps analyzing puberty is superficial and claiming that the loss of innocence stops at this point is limiting the capabilities of the poem to expand. In the last three lines of repetition help to emphasize the theme, but they also create a cyclical narrative form that introduces the idea that the boy has feasibly grasped the notion of death. The angles at which this should