REF: ee cummings/No Tigers in Africa question

[Michelle Ohnstad <mohnstad@GROSSMONT.K12.CA.US>]

Our Humanities program is reading the novel "No Tigers in Africa."  In the
novel there is a line from an ee cummings poem "I who was dead..."   We
know that it is not the first line of one of his poems.  We've spent hours
scouring his poems, web sites, etc.  Anyone a big fan of his out there that
may have this info?  It's possible, of course, that the writer misquoted
cummings.  Thanks!

Michelle

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Michelle Ohnstad, Library Tech
SJSU MLIS Student
Valhalla High School, El Cajon, CA
mohnstad@grossmont.k12.ca.us
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