William Carlos Williams This Is Just To Say

William Carlos Williams wrote the quick note to his wife one morning, a 'passing gesture', and stuck it on the refrigerator before heading off to work. The note turned out to be a very short poem about 20 seconds long This Is Just To Say. It became one of his most popular creations when it was published in 1934. The subject of focus happen to be plums and yes, there's no doubting, all the ideas seem to spring from this delicious, juicy, cool fruit. Perhaps the plums were picked or bought by the person the note is aimed at; perhaps they were going to be shared?
Either way, the speaker is casual, forthright and a little guilty.
William’s work is an exceptional representation of simple, yet expressive poetry- away with convention, free the