Like I said, you have little experience with poetry. Poetry need not express anything, its purpose to move an audience emotionally, separating poetry from prose, which is a telling. e.e. comings is all about objectification. Objectification is tool in the hands of a poet, all of us, with no underlying implication of the negative.
"Billy, angelic, charismatic demanding sensual attention, shining under the sun left the officers ambivalent toward his presence as he commanded more attention than they." Melville objectifying Billy Budd
In translation:
Mother Cabrini, too beautiful to be of the cloth, facing abuse from a gendarme, starts the revolution that united the independent states of Italy. Objectified in the movie of the same name, starring Sophia Loren in all her glory and cleavage, establishing Sophia as a feminine revolutionary heroine in the minds of Italian women and one of Italy's greatest actresses, in this true bit of history of a nun who gets some and more.
Nothing in this life is all one way or another. The Puritans were sex maniacs who couldn't get enough. Examine your own prudishness.