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    The American poet‚ E. E. Cummings wrote verses with an experimental style that presented romantic attitudes‚ and also dabbled in playwriting and painting. His poems crafted physical objects that show a fresh way of looking at reality. Cummings’ unique style of romantic transcendentalism is innovative‚ modern and visual. The visual aspect was unusual to other poets at the time he debuted. The way his poems are laid out on the paper are important‚ as was the unusual way he used punctuation and capitalization

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    e e cummings e e cummings (no‚ this is not a typographical error‚ take note to the way he writes his name) was an unusual‚ yet highly acclaimed writer of the 20th century. His style of writing was much different than that of any other contemporary or even 18th and 19th century writers. Although difficult to understand at times‚ e e cummings is a very profound and inventive writer. e e cummings was born Edward Estlin Cummings on October 14‚ 1894 in Cambridge Massachusetts. His parents were

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    E.E Cummings was in prison during World War 1.During that time he wrote the book Enormous(E.E Cummings biography).E.E Cummings once said “I’d rather learn from one bird how to sing than to teach ten thousand stars how not to dance” ( e. e. cummings Quotes).He is saying that he would rather learn from one person than a lot of foolish people. He tries to influence teens and adults about life and love. He shows that you can overcome anything that is in your way. The innovative poet‚ Edward Estlin Cummings

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    To begin with‚ e.e cummings always wanted to be a poet. As a child his mother would read and write with him. E.E Cummings was a very creative child and had a lot of potential. Eventually‚ E.e Cummings grew up and started writing poems. Some of his poems ended up in an anthology named “eight Harvard poets”. Also‚ some other poems ended up getting published in “the dial”. An interesting quote that he wrote said “so far as I am concerned‚ poetry and every other art was‚ is‚ and forever will be strictly

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    old. This boy was Edward Estlin Cummings. He earned two different degree levels from Harvard University just one year apart: a Bachelor’s of Art degree and a Master’s of Art degree (“E. E. Cummings”). Shortly after E. E. Cummings obtained his Master’s degree‚ he published some “poems in the anthology Eight Harvard Poets.” At this point in time‚ Cummings also became a volunteer ambulance driver for the United States in World War I. This became a pivotal time in Cummings’ life because he later was imprisoned

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    Edward Estlin Cummings once said‚ “The world is mud-luscious and puddle-wonderful.” (“E.+e.+cummings Quote Citation”). E. E. Cummings was a modernist era poet who looked at society through a somewhat satirical and sensual lens. His accomplishments include several volumes of literature‚ and 4 plays spanning from the 1920-50’s. Cummings spent his life writing and observing the world. He contributed his ideas that helped shape our literary world as the one it is today. The intrigue of his life‚ the

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    E.E. Cummings was a twentieth-century American poet. His works were prime examples of the deadly sins; lust; greed‚ and pride. Even in the more modern times like today‚ twenty-first century‚ people are still willing to read his writings‚ because the population of today is driven by the sins that are shown though Cummings works. October 14‚ 1894‚ in the city Cambridge‚ Massachusetts‚ Edward Estlin Cummings was brought into the world by his mother and father. His father‚ Edward Cummings‚ was a professor

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    E. E. Cummings was an American poet and painter. He wrote over 2‚000 poems in his lifetime. Some of these poems include “Anyone Lived in a Pretty How Town‚” “Maggie and Milly and Molly and May‚” and “Somewhere I Have Never Traveled‚ Gladly Beyond.” Through reviewing biographical information‚ his works‚ and critical reviews‚ most critics agree that E. E. Cummings changed the course of American poetry. Cummings went through many hardships in his life that inspired him to write more poetry. He challenged

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    E. E. Cummings’ experiences had a huge impact on his novels and plays‚ especially his first novel known as The Enormous Room‚ which was published in 1922. This novel also introduces themes Cummings uses throughout his whole career‚ such as the individual disregard of any authoritative figure or group. Even though Cummings published the book as an autobiographical novel‚ he used his satirical voice to mock the military and its actions. Cumming’s four month confinement at a French concentration camp

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    the highly structured nature of a sonnet would‚ at first glance‚ appear to be unappealing to e e cummings. However‚ Cummings has struck the fine balance between maintaining traditional form and introducing radical reform. His sonnet ‘it may not always be so’ conforms to the conventional fourteen-line length‚ positioning of the volta and iambic pentameter rhythm of a sonnet; the allowances that Cummings has made in terms of conforming to traditional conventions has served the purpose of allowing

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