In Just Ee Cummings Analysis

In E.E. Cummings’s unrhymed poem, “[in Just-],” Cummings emphasis on the importance of the start of spring, children, and innocence-filled world. In addition, Cummings symbolizes spring to youthful children and their innocence throughout the whole poem, because spring is the season after the chilly and empty atmosphere of the outside during winter. Spring is often visualized as a colorful, warm, and bright season, where children are playing from “running from marbles and piracies” to ‘hopscotch and jump rope.” Ultimately, Cummings conveys the message of the theme of children or the younger ones out on a spring day, playing innocently and freely. Cummings repeated an imagery of “the little lame balloonman,” who serves as the center focus for