An Analysis of the Stylistic Effects of Love is More Thicker than Forget from the Perspective of the Foregrounding Theory

E. Cummings is a famous American modernist poet whose bold use of poetic language has broadened the meaning of poetry and created a unique poetic style. This article focuses on the stylistic perspective of foregrounding and analyses the stylistic effects of Cummings' classic poem Love is more thicker than forget, based on its deviation and parallelism, in order to further understand the ideological connotations of the poem and deepen the understanding of the foregrounding of poetic language.