William Williams poem, "This is Just to Say," represents true love found in everyday rituals of married life; although the writer and plums are gone, the note is a polite, thoughtful, and loving gesture.
E.E. Cummings "l(a" is about how the act of a falling leaf represents separation, death, and cold weather; which also represents the feelings of loneliness.
In Ezra Pound's "In a Station of the Metro," although the speaker describes the faces in the crowd as somewhat unattractive, he finds beauty in each and everyone of them-much like blossoming petals.
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