ViVa

ViVa and "Xaipe" are the third and fourth books of Cummings's poetry to be reissued in editions newly offset from the authoritative Complete Poems 1904-1962, edited by George James Firmage.

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II oil tel duh woil doi sez

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III the surely

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IV there are 6 doors

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V myself, walking in Dragon st

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VI but mr can you maybe listen there's

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VII Space being (don't forget to remember)Curved

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VIII (one fine day)

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IX y is a WELL KNOWN ATHLETE'S BRIDE

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X thethe

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XI a

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XII poor But TerFLY

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XIII remarked Robinson Jefferson

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XIV what time is it i wonder never mind

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XV well)here's looking at ourselves

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XVI tell me not how electricity or

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XVII FULL SPEED ASTERN)

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XVIII "Gay" is the captivating cognomen of a Young Woman of cambridge, mass

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XIX i will cultivate within

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XX but granted that it's nothing paradoxically enough beyond mere personal

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XXI helves surling out of eakspeasies per(reel)hapsingly

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XXII Lord John Unalive(having a fortune of fifteengrand

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XXIII buncha hardboil guys frum duh A.C. fulla

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XXIV from the cognoscenti

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XXV murderfully in midmost o.c.an

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XXVI ohld song

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XXVII the first president to be loved by his

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XXVIII serene immediate silliest and whose

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XXIX in a middle of a room

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XXX i sing of Olaf glad and big

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XXXI memory believes

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XXXII Wing Wong, uninterred at twice

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XXXIII innerly

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XXXIV don't cries to please my

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XXXV what is strictly fiercely and wholly dies

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XXXVI sunset) edges become swiftly

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XXXVII how

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XXXVIII n(o)w the

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XXXIX An(fragrance)Of

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XL thou firsting a hugeness of twi -light

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XLI twi- is -Light bird

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XLII structure, miraculous challenge, devout am

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XLIII if there are any heavens my mother will(all by herself)have

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XLIV i'd think "wonder

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XLV you

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XLVI i met a man under the moon

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XLVII when rain whom fear

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XLVIII come a little further--why be afraid--

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XLIX a light Out) & first of all foam

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L when hair falls off and eyes blur And

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LI a clown's smirk in the skull of a baboon

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LII it)It will it

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LIII breathe with me this fear

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LIV if i love You

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LV speaking of love(of

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LVI lady will you come with me into

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LVII somewhere i have never travelled, gladly beyond

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LVIII is there a flower(whom

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LIX my darling since

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LX because i love you)last night

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LXI if you and i awakening

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LXII item:is Clumsily with of

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LXIII be unto love as rain is unto colour; create

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LXIV granted the all saving our young kiss only

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LXV but being not amazing: without love

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LXVI nothing is more exactly terrible than

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LXVII put off your faces, Death: for day is over

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LXVIII but if a living dance upon dead minds

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LXIX so standing, our eyes filled with wind, and the

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LXX here is the ocean, this is moonlight:say

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Afterword

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George James Firmage

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