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In Making Marjorie God Hurried

in making Marjorie god hurried

a boy’s body on unsuspicious

legs of girl. his left hand quarried

the quartzlike face. his right slapped

the amusing big vital vicious

vegetable of her mouth.

Upon the whole he suddenly clapped

a tiny sunset of vermouth

-colour. Hair. he put between

her lips a moist mistake, whose fragrance hurls

me into tears,as the dusty new-

ness of her obsolete gaze begins to. lean….

a little against me, hen for two

dollars i fill her hips with boys and girls.

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E. E. Cummings
1894-1962 / Male / American
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