!
o(rounD) moon,how
do
you(round
er
than roUnd)float;
who
lly &(rOunder than)
go
:ldenly( Round
est)
?
o(rounD) moon,how
do
you(round
er
than roUnd)float;
who
lly &(rOunder than)
go
:ldenly( Round
est)
?
-- ee cummings
I've loved this curious little ee cummings poem ever since my college days. I like the way it looks on the page and the way it sounds when it's spoken. It comes to me whenever I contemplate a particularly lovely full moon.
Tonight, as I drove home from a late evening meeting in Stockton, such a moon rose in front of me. It was so huge and glorious that I had to call Bruce and tell him about it. I told him that it was the color of Max. Bruce was suitably inspired to immediately pack up his camera and high-tail it up the hill to take its picture.
So now I think that every time I admire a particularly lovely full moon, I'll not only think of this ee cummings poem, but also of Max, who is the color of the moon.
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