a reader on a sensory level. They create a sense of disappointment, caused by the change from attractive into unattractive, from outstanding into common. In Buffalo Bills, however, he merges several existing words together to create an image of a rapid, non-stop event. onetwothreefourfive pigeonsjustlikethat is a great example, which creates an image of Buffalo Bill taking out five pigeons with five shots in a matter of seconds9. Even punctuation in Cummings poetry is extraordinary. It appears to a reader that Cummings totally forgets about commas, periods and semicolons. He puts brackets around words and lines, sometimes closing them later, sometimes not. In from spiraling ecstatically this Cummings uses brackets to separate the last line of the first stanza and the first line of the second stanza from the rest of the poem. It is used to separate the space from this child to create a feeling of uniqueness. No period is also used, to create an intellectual image of a continuos process of birth and death. Neither period nor comma is used in Buffalo Bills Cummings uses line shifts to draw a picture of Bill Cody, riding fast on a watersmooth-silver stallion then displaying his superb shooting skills10. Even when Cummings talks about his death, no punctuation is used. It creates a sense that even despite the death of a single person life goes on, without a pause to remember an individual, so gifted during his life. E. E. Cummings is admired by generations, however he was also criticized for his innovations. His style is unique because of the tools he uses. The run on and joined words, the punctuation and line breaks are all part of his style. Cummings uses those extraordinary devices to place a private property sign on his works, protesting against the well-established social view on literature and poetry11. His writings are inspired with individualism, which is being promoted through the use of the most outstanding poetic te...
