here is little Effie's head 
whose brains are made of gingerbread 
when judgment day comes 
God will find six crumbs 
 
stooping by the coffinlid 
waiting for something to rise 
as the other somethings did- 
you imagine his surprise 
 
bellowing through the general noise 
Where is Effie who was dead? 
-to God in a tiny voice, 
i am may the first crumb said 
 
whereupon its fellow five 
crumbs chuckled as if they were alive 
and number two took up the song 
might i'm called and did no wrong 
 
cried the third crumb, i am should 
and this is my little sister could 
with our big brother who is would 
don't punish us for we were good; 
 
and the last crumb with some shame 
whispered unto God, my name 
is must and with the others i've 
been Effie who isn't alive 
 
just imagine it I say 
God amid a monstrous din 
watch your step and follow me 
stooping by Effie's little, in 
 
(want a match or can you see?) 
which the six subjective crumbs 
twitch like mutilated thumbs; 
picture His peering biggest whey 
 
coloured face on which a frown 
puzzles, but I know the way- 
(nervously Whose eyes approve 
the blessed while His ears are crammed 
 
with the strenuous music of 
the innumerable capering damned) 
-staring wildly up and down 
the here we are now judgment day 
 
cross the threshold have no dread 
lift the sheet back in this way 
here is little Effie's head 
whose brains are made of gingerbread
Edward Estlin Cummings
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