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Poem by Edward Estlin Cummings


consider o


woman this
my body
for it has
lain with empty arms
upon the giddy hills
to dream of you,
approve these
firm unsated
eyes
which have beheld

night’s speechless carnival
the painting
of the dark
with meteors

streaming from playful
immortal hands
the bursting
of the wafted stars

(in time to come you shall
remember of this night amazing
ecstasies slowly,
in the glutted

heart fleet
flower terrible
memories
shall
rise, slowly
return upon the
red elected lips
scaleless visions)



Edward Estlin Cummings


Edward Estlin Cummings's other poems:
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