To explain loneliness and aloneness, look closely at how the words are broken down and “one” as the only word formed (well after “a” - which signifies singularity) and the fact that it is the first (I /”one”/) poem, and you can also assume “I” as referring to only yourself. it also looks like a tree trunk minus the branches for the “a leaf falls” part. That’s how this poem appeals to me turntablefuneral: expressingellipses: E. E. Cummings Interesting… I have to say that’s one of the more intriguing ee cummings poems I’ve seen View high resolution

To explain loneliness and aloneness, look closely at how the words are broken down and “one” as the only word formed (well after “a” - which signifies singularity) and the fact that it is the first (I /”one”/) poem, and you can also assume “I” as referring to only yourself. it also looks like a tree trunk minus the branches for the “a leaf falls” part. That’s how this poem appeals to me

turntablefuneral:

expressingellipses:

E. E. Cummings

Interesting… I have to say that’s one of the more intriguing ee cummings poems I’ve seen

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    Interesting… I have to say that’s one of the more intriguing ee cummings poems I’ve seen
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