E. E. Cummings: Complete Poems, 1904-1962 Hardcover – 16 Aug. 2016

i'll words you someto mark the turning of a final pagethat smally turned in vastlier turning spacethe closing of your this and nowly closing bookto notch another notch in life and hourly turning timeand time's long memory of disappearance and forgettingwhich (so onwardly and upwardly) ismuch the thing she seems so best to dothanks e.e.for songs of clever-fingered spring, time's giftless gift and light of waitless hopefor your indomitable sonnets of immense and strong brown arms of summerfor elegiac strains of now and actually autumn and departures unimaginedand the grey chants of iron winds, of ice and truth and winter's wishless snowsyou made rain talk, stars dance, and birds into flowers into morningsyou made low life high and squirming unlife seem the grubby sin it isand the good life of good lands you made known and present and maybe even to be god'sbut best of all your love of love and all things loving loved in all its factual mysterythanks for these and all the otherness of brilliant things that you contained and smiled and sangin a world of over many songs yours i will rememberthanks e.e.sleeping now atop some mountain of perpetual goneyet you leave some how this little noone of a self of mea little readier than unaccompanied it could ever someone beto dissolve in restless rest beside and with you into white and joyous staticbright beyond all bright of that huge and final Isness

This is a very fine edition of cummings' work: I bought this to replace my paperback edition of cummings collected poems which was falling apart. Stephen Dunn's brief introduction is a bonus.

Quality of the book is without equal. Beautiful binding and cover. Pages are excellent and type is clear and a perfect size. The best presentation I have seen of any poets work.

A must for anyone interested in ee cummings' poetry. I would recommend reading it in conjunction with Norman Freidman's book 'E.E. Cummings: the Art of his Poetry'.

Great fead

Plain words with magic

Nothing to say, an amazing book.

A masterpiece