Buffalo Bill ‘s

el difunto

Buffalo Bill

acostumbraba a

montar un semental

        plata fluido-como-el-agua

y abatía unodostrescuatrocinco pichonescomosital

Jesús

era un hombre apuesto

y lo que quiero saber

es si le gusta su chico de ojosazules

Señor Muerte

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Buffalo Bill ‘s

Buffalo Bill’s

defunct

         who used to

         ride a watersmooth-silver

                                    stallion

and break onetwothreefourfive pigeonsjustlikethat

                                                                    Jesus

he was a handsome man

                                    and what i want to know is

how do you like your blueeyed boy

Mister Death

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e.e.cummings

Buffalo Bill ‘s

«Tulips,» «PORTRAITS,» VIII, Tulips and Chimneys

(New York: Thomas Seltzer, 1923)

2003, Ian Lancashire, University of Toronto

Published by the Web Development Group,

University of Toronto Libraries

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Notes

William F. Cody («Buffalo Bill»), who died in 1917,

became famous for his Wild West Show, which he began in 1883 following

his service as a scout in the civil war and during attacks against

the Sioux from 1868-1872.

The Buffalo Bill Historical Center is in the town of Cody, Wyoming.