# data[].attributes.body
In a single, well-developed paragraph, discuss how the author E. E. Cummings creates a specific tone in "love is a place" through his use of punctuation (ampersand & parenthesis) and grammatical patterns (inverted syntax, parallel structure).

# data[].attributes.body
Cummings creates a specific tone in, " In Love Is A Place," through his use of punctuation and grammatical patterns by using parenthesis to interrupt his syntactic flow of words.  The poet also used a couple of ampersands instead of conjunctions to divide into two separate thoughts. The  parenthesis exaggerated  the authors point of the poem. In conclusion this all developed a positive and peaceful tone because of the structure of the poem and the grammatical patterns.

# data[].attributes.body
Author E.E. Cummings uses punctuation and grammatical patterns in his poem "love is a place" in order to create an intimate tone. The use of parenthesis helps to break apart the poem and adds in extra information. This allows the readers to understand a deeper meaning of the words around. The parenthesis also help to reveal the feeling that "love" is inside a world of "yes". The author wants to reveal that "yes" and "love" are related to each other, and that the words in the parenthesis help to reveal this. Cummings uses ampersands in order to simplify the poem and to condense his idea into one. Cummings also uses parallel structure to show the connection between "love" and "yes". This structure shows that their connection is related in regards to being open, being open to love allows people to be open-minded and accept love for what it is.

# data[].attributes.body
With his clever usage of punctuation and grammatical patterns, E.E. Cummings establishes a majestic tone for the poem. He uses parenthetical phrases that add much life and complexity to the lines of the poem. Cummings alludes the feeling with his tone of words that "love" and "yes" are feelings of peace and acceptance. Also, with the absence of periods, it can be even more clearly seen that Cummings believes there to be a deeper connection between the words "love" and "yes". His unorthodox structure of the poem and the complex statements give the poem a strong sense of dignity.

# data[].attributes.body
Cummings creates a specific tone in " love is a place"  through  his use of punctuation and capitalization. not having punctuation allows you as the reader to read the poem in a current tone. he used ampersands to divide the poem in a short way but still made sure to convey his thought of the word "love". his passion for the word love made it easy to say a lot in two stanza

# data[].attributes.body
In author E. E. Cummings' poem, "love is a place" he has a non-traditional use of punctuation and capitalization. He used parentheses and ampersands throughout, and does not have periods. The poem is able to be divided into smaller, and complete thoughts. The poem has individual units of thought that present a tone of optimism and reflection on love.

# data[].attributes.body
Cummings created the tone in "love is a place" through the use of punctuation and grammatical pattern. He made sure to convey the calm tone to the reader and express his thoughts on love and the world. He used the parenthetical words to create a picture in your head. And he used the parallel stanzas to show the contrast but also show how they work hand and hand. the words in the parenthesis emphasized the tone. The word peace and curled created a more mild tone. The parallel stanzas communicate calmness because they coincide and create a type of sanctuary.

# data[].attributes.body
Cummings creates a specific tone through the use of punctuation and grammatical patterns by using parentheses as well as ampersands. He uses a unique parallel structure. You are able to break down the pieces of the poem into smaller deeper meaning. The parenthesis help explain the tone of passion/love. The stanzas are like two people and the parentheses are like a passionate hug that they give to connect with each other. Cummings did a great job at expressing these ways of tone.

# data[].attributes.body
In the poem "Love is a place" the poet expresses a tone of passion. This can be seen in the unusual syntactical structure. The poet uses run on sentences excluding appropriate punctuation, something normally seen when one is in a rush to express their thought. In some forms this can be viewed as a sign of passion, where the writer wants to express a thought as it is presented in their head disregarding the appropriate rules as they may take away from the true meaning. The use of the ampersand, lack of commas or other punctuation, and interjection of parentheses are signs of this. The ampersand and lack of punctuation can be viewed as a sign of rush, or wanting the reader to read and view that thought just as the writer imagined it, still we are not inside his brain thus the interjection of parentheses, there to provide a slight insight to what his view is. The write was able to do this successfully condensing it in a short concise piece of art.

# data[].attributes.body
In the poem "Love is a place" the poetic author uses a tone of happiness and peacefulness. The poet sets these tones by how he sets up his structure of his poem. In parentheses the poet adds descriptive details making the poem seem more happy and peaceful then it would be if he didn't have these details. If you were to rewrite the clauses in this poem in natural order it would make the poem seem more smoother and correct sounding but still have the same tone of peacefulness. All the ways the poet used his unusual ways to structure his poem made the tone stand out more because these details in parentheses seem more important.