Edward Estlin Cummings (14 October 1894 - 3 September 1962 / Boston / United States)
Poems by Edward Estlin Cummings : 13 / 45
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Edward Estlin Cummings
Submitted: Thursday, January 01, 2004
Edited: Monday, March 19, 2012
Read poems about / on: despair, sad, fear, heaven, night, life
Poems by Edward Estlin Cummings : 13 / 45
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A very poignant take on the nature of regret: how the lament of one thing being so is essentially a wish that better things may not be.. This poem speaks volumes. It's gorgeous.
i love how soft and matter-of-fact that poem is. As if to say that bad things are all around, but they build who we all are and bring out the absolute good.