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Cummings, E. E. - Experimental Poetry

Interpretation eines englischsprachigen Gedichtes

e.e. Cummings – a guided analysis of his poem maggie, milly, molly and may.The text of the poem and answers to the following questions:1. summarize the poem·2. how do the objects characterize each girl?·3. in what way does the beach symbolize each girl.4. what does the speaker of the poem...

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Englisch
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Sek I + II

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e.e. Cummings – a guided analysis of his poem maggie, milly, molly and may. The text of the poem and answers to the following questions: 1. summarize the poem· 2. how do the objects characterize each girl?· 3. in what way does the beach symbolize each girl. 4. what does the speaker of the poem want to express in the last two lines?· 5. comment on his choice of names.· 6. discuss the outer from of the poem