25 English -- Who are you, little i?

What attitude does the speaker seem to have toward the child in the poem?

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The speaker appears to have a positive attitude toward the child. The speaker appears to be nostalgic for his youth. Being little I, he feels extremely happy in connection with this beautiful nature. Through the eyes of his childhood, he appreciates the scenic beauty of the golden sunset. He appears to miss his childhood a lot.

Who can be the speaker of this poem?

The speaker of this poem can be the poet (ie. E. E. Cummings) himself.

What is “little i” doing?

"Little i" is peering at sunset through the window.

What can be the relationship between “little i” and the speaker of the poem?

The relationship between ''little i" and the speaker of the poem can be the relationship of the speaker andthe speaker's inner voice.

What is the speaker remembering from his childhood days in the poem?

In the poem, the speaker recalls a particularly lovely scene of nature from his childhood. He recalls himself as a five or six-year-old boy peering out a high window, admiring the beautiful golden sunset and its transformation in November.

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