Why does e. e. cummings describe the balloonman in "in just" as "goat-footed"?
a.
to a...
English, 26.08.2019 05:00, zakariaaap1
Why does e. e. cummings describe the balloonman in "in just" as "goat-footed"?
a.
to allude to the greek god of music and playfulness
b.
to compare the balloonman to an animal
c.
to include sensory language
d.
to suggest a threat to betty and isbel
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