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Wrong Way, Joseph Chaney

Journal of Humanistic Mathematics

No abstract provided.

Secondson, Jonathan Blake Heaton

All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023

This author’s introduction is an analysis of graphic literature and poetry, and the combining of the two to create graphic poetry. Themes are explored of what it means to be a second son in a world permeated by traditional values, regarding the prominence of the first son.

This thesis was split into five sections: Finding My Story—in which the author explains how he came to the main narrative content behind Secondson; Finding My Themes—in which the author discusses the four themes that are included in Secondson and the inspiration received from outside works of poetry; Finding My Genre—in which the …

Four Poems From The Divine Way Station By Shaojun Li, Shelley Kristina Hu

Transference

Translated from Chinese by Shelley Kristina Hu:

• At Dusk
• The Divine Way Station
• Confession
• Green Jade

Leaving Myself Behind, Shea Montgomery

Department of English: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research

This work presents poems detailing different events of my life in an almost chronological order, while at the same time juxtaposing them against the backdrop of a life changing car accident I suffered through when I was 21. The events detailed within the poems reflect moments in my life that occurred either before or after this car accident, and I have arranged them in such a way that I hope will show my own struggles with masculinity while growing up, while at the same time realizing my own mortality by the end.

The poems contained within this work detail my …

A Journey Of Bread, Holly Butchyk

Holly Butchyk

No abstract provided.

Europa, Ian Whitlow

Scope

A young boy raised by his granddad because his father and mother are both dead. His whole life he was been fed lies and tricks. One day the lies were too much and he now saw no reason for his granddad to live, but by his granddad's death his life was no longer worth living either.

The Two And A Half Minute Conversation, Chris Ocken

Scope

No abstract provided.