Complete poems, 1913-1962
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| Rating | : | 4.61 (933 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0151210608 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 896 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
First American Edition. Octavo. Very good condition with only some stronger signs of external wear to the dustjacket only. XXVI, 866 pages. This was the first complete edition of the poetry of E.E.Cummings to be published in the United States. New York, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1972. Included in the book are the txts of Tulips and Chimneys, XLI Poems, is 5, W Viva, No Thanks, New Poems, 50 Poems, 1 x 1 One Times One, XAIPE, 95 Poems, 73 Poems.. Original Hardcover with illustrated dustjacket in protective Mylar. Private giftinscription on endpaper. Complete Poems: 1913-1962. Cummings, E.E
Five Stars Excellent, but he is hard to understand at times.. Certainly complete K. M. Peterson A little difficult to read (content and form). There's alot more here than the small letters.. "Good, I hope, for a polymorphously perverse heterosexist." according to Bruce P. Barten. There may be some problem, like am I being retro? with the way that I think about the poems in this book, because I tried to read the whole book more than twenty years ago, and was so impressed that when an Etcetera collection of additional poems came out in 198Good, I hope, for a polymorphously perverse heterosexist. There may be some problem, like am I being retro? with the way that I think about the poems in this book, because I tried to read the whole book more than twenty years ago, and was so impressed that when an Etcetera collection of additional poems came out in 1983, I bought that too. I'm not sure I know anyone now who would even consider reading a book this big if it was just poems. The big revelation in the 1913-1962 collection, as far as I was concerned, was the poe. , I bought that too. I'm not sure I know anyone now who would even consider reading a book this big if it was just poems. The big revelation in the 191Good, I hope, for a polymorphously perverse heterosexist. There may be some problem, like am I being retro? with the way that I think about the poems in this book, because I tried to read the whole book more than twenty years ago, and was so impressed that when an Etcetera collection of additional poems came out in 1983, I bought that too. I'm not sure I know anyone now who would even consider reading a book this big if it was just poems. The big revelation in the 1913-1962 collection, as far as I was concerned, was the poe. -1962 collection, as far as I was concerned, was the poe
Memorabilia One: 28 One: 29 One: 3 One: 30 One: 31 One: 32 One: 33 One: 34 One: 4 One: 5 One: 6 One: 7 One: 8 One: 9 Orientale: 1 Orientale: 2 Orientale: 3 Orientale: 4 Orientale: 5 Orientale: 6 Poem, Or Beauty Hurts Mr. Fran Five: 1 Five: 2 Five: 3 Five: 4 Five: 5 Four: 1 Four: 10 Four: 11 Four: 12 Four: 13 Four: 14 Four: 15 Four: 16 Four: 17 Four: 18 Four: 2 Four: 3 Four: 4 Four: 5 Four: 6 Four: 7 Four: 8 Four: 9 Impressions: 1 Impressions: 2 Impressions: 3 Impressions: 4 Impressions: 5 La Guerre: 1 La Guerre: 1 La Guerre: 2 La Guerre: 2 New Poems: 1 New