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Poet: e.e. cummings
Poem: in Just-
Poem of the Day:
Aug 31 2000
Comment 85 of 85, added on May 11th, 2008 at 10:06 PM.
i read comment about the ballonman representing Pan, the Greek god and i thought that the physically shape of the poem actually kind of looks like pan himself.
kelsey from Canada
Comment 84 of 85, added on March 24th, 2008 at 10:53 PM.
I'm a freashman and i attend advanced course. we are entitled to writes a essay on a poem that we are not to choose. I was assigned in Just and I'm having a fair bit of trouble interpreting the message behind. though your comments have greatly helped i find writing an essay on this poem quite difficult.I am rahter confused by his capitalization when lastly addressing the ballonman he writes as ballonMan not like the other ways it is written throughout the poem. Maybe its my some what deteriating childhood or my somewhat intelligance but I agree that this poem is a reminicence( problably mispelled)of a childhood memeroy
ema from United States
Comment 83 of 85, added on October 28th, 2007 at 6:43 PM.
It's spring fever happening! He's calling eddy and bill, betty and isabel (children} on the way to adulthood. Puberty? I think so......Using Pan was perfect. Brilliant
angi from United States
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i read comment about the ballonman representing Pan, the Greek god and i thought that the physically shape of the poem actually kind of looks like pan himself.
kelsey from Canada