guilt is the cause of more disorders
than history’s most obscene marorders
guilt is the cause of more disorders
Analysis, meaning and summary of e.e. cummings's poem guilt is the cause of more disorders
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The poem should be spelled like this:
guilt is the cause of more disauders
than history’s most obscene marorders
The two words spellings switch.
the poem is typed wrong … disorders is supposed to be spelled differently. the whole reason the poem is interesting is that there’s a play on the words “marauders” and “disorders.” check it out in the “no thanks” collection to see what it should actually say.
the word is probably marauders – raiders, pillagers, rogues.
What is maroders? I’m assuming it’s a mispelling of another word since Webster doesn’t define it as one, but what word?
Oh I like this one..