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1995
e. e. cummings is at once the most modern of traditionalists and the most traditional of Modernists. This ironic paradox runs through both his life and his poetry. Born in 1894 to a family of impeccably New England Puritan stock, his life as a writer was to some extent a negation of his background.
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e. e. cummings is at once the most modern of traditionalists and the most traditional of Modernists. This ironic paradox runs through both his life and his poetry. Born in 1894 to a family of impeccably New England Puritan stock, his life as a writer was to some extent a negation of his background.
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1984
The dramatic output of the poet E. E. Cummings is small: three complete plays, of which two are one-acters. While the title Anthropos (written 1929) indicates its subject, Man, Cummings labels its three most talkative characters Infrahuman Creatures; Man, who is human, is an artist.
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The dramatic output of the poet E. E. Cummings is small: three complete plays, of which two are one-acters. While the title Anthropos (written 1929) indicates its subject, Man, Cummings labels its three most talkative characters Infrahuman Creatures; Man, who is human, is an artist.
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2018
Edward Estlin Cummings was a prolific and iconoclastic figure in American poetry of the mid-twentieth century. He experimented with unconventional verse forms, often playfully disrupting syntax, punctuation, and typography, and creating a more flexible, visually active kind of poetry, which yet retained surprising lyric power. He was also a painter and
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Edward Estlin Cummings was a prolific and iconoclastic figure in American poetry of the mid-twentieth century. He experimented with unconventional verse forms, often playfully disrupting syntax, punctuation, and typography, and creating a more flexible, visually active kind of poetry, which yet retained surprising lyric power. He was also a painter and
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