Drew, George

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TWO THINGSI have to remember if ever I'll hear you people againthe things that you told me and the things that you said—  Gary KeizerNorth Haledon NJMONOLOG FOR E. E. CUMMINGS AND HIS SWEET OLD ETCETERAWe thank you Cummingsmost for finding exits out of this enormous room,for leading us back to that pretty how town where memories are mosquitos buzzing in the head: of times when tulips, kites and wee balloonmen were the fingers that made early flowers, we the hands;and we thank you Cummings glad and bigfor showing us somewherewe have never travelled,gladly beyond this realmof brittle treacherous bright streetswhere Buffalo Bill's defunctand serpents bargainfor the right to squirm;we thank you Cummings in just spring, when all in green go our loves riding, for the intricate imperfect various things you give us, even Cambridge ladies who live in furnished souls (since feeling is first),and next to of course god America thanks you too:eddieandbill, hey wait for us!12

Monolog for e. e. cummings and His Sweet Old Etcetera

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Monolog for e. e. cummings and His Sweet Old Etcetera

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