In one of this author's poems, "someones married their everyones" and the title character "sang his didn't" and "danced his did" in a place where "up so floating many bells down."
In one of this author's poems, "someones married their everyones" and the title character "sang his didn't" and "danced his did" in a place where "up so floating many bells down." Another of his poems centers on a man who, "unless statistics lie" was "more brave than me, more blond than you," "a conscientious object-or" "whose warmest heart recoiled at war." This man wrote about his (*) arrest alongside William Brown in The Enormous Room and penned the poems "Anyone Lived in a Pretty How Town" and "I Sing of Olaf Glad and Big." For ten points, identify this poet notorious for often omitting punctuation and capital letters.
In one of this author's poems, "someones married their everyones" and the title character "sang his didn't" and "danced his did" in a place where "up so floating many bells down."
edward estlin {cummings}