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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Aftergrove, Scott Livingston
City Dog, David J. Passey
Backyard Alchemy, Casualene Meyer, Lance E. Larsen
Backyard Alchemy, Casualene Meyer, Lance E. Larsen
BYU Studies Quarterly
Fatherhood is an immediate, fruitful theme in Lance Larsen's Backyard Alchemy, from the title with its combination of hominess and intellectual magic to the dedication page honoring his wife, Jacqui, and his recently deceased father, Veryl Larsen. Several poems in Larsen's book feature fathers, inviting readers to ponder the subject.
Family Reunion, Howard Schaap
Phantom Braking, Bob De Smith
Emotion Recollected In Tranquility, Howard Schaap
Eviction, Mary Dengler
November 5 Cold And Clear, David Schelhaas
Eating At Neruda's Table, Bob De Smith
Presumptions, Mary Dengler
January 26: 28 Degrees And A Bright Red Sunshine, David Schelhaas
January 26: 28 Degrees And A Bright Red Sunshine, David Schelhaas
Pro Rege
No abstract provided.
After Getting The Mail, Howard Schaap
Inherent Poetry Of Meaning, Matt Gerrelts
Sapphic Consciousness In H.D. And De Noailles, Catherine O. Clark
Sapphic Consciousness In H.D. And De Noailles, Catherine O. Clark
CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture
In her article "Sapphic Consciousness in H.D. and de Noailles" Catherine Clark discusses how female modernists, like their male counterparts, re-evaluated their artistic position in relation to the Greeks and Romans as they explored experimental modes of aesthetic and literary expression. However, many women writers at the turn of the century developed a unique palimpsest with their predecessors, specifically Sappho, that deconstructed and destructed conventional approaches to classical legacy and myth. Clark analyzes selected poems by modernists H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) and Anna de Noailles in which they evoke a Hellenistic past and that collapses the artificial constructions of a largely …
Clocks Have Not Stopped, Norma S. Bowkett
Juggling, Mothering, Nicole H. Dominguez
Home, Stephanie Polizzi
How A Giant Counts His Calories, Devinne Walters
Traveling Alone, She Fell In The Sistine Chapel--, M. J. Iuppa
Traveling Alone, She Fell In The Sistine Chapel--, M. J. Iuppa
Bryant Literary Review
collapsed in a whirl, as if a gust of wind
struck her weak ankle and set her spinning--
Too Much, Mac Hamilton
Cheers, Death, Richard Vie
Our Song, Adam Benkendorf
A Haiku; Art Is Hell, Dan Burkhead
Remains; Everyday, Stephanie Polizzi
Villanelle For The Sleepless Nights, Tabitha Russo Parker
Villanelle For The Sleepless Nights, Tabitha Russo Parker
Arrow Rock
No abstract provided.
Aunt Winnie Is Dying, Tabitha Russo Parker
Hunt It Down, Richard Vie
In The Time Of The Fireflies, Kathy Hoormann
The Palm Reader Is Packing It In, Richard Luftig
The Palm Reader Is Packing It In, Richard Luftig
Bryant Literary Review
Since the cops have cracked down
there's no future in fortune telling anymore.
Children At The Wake, John Grey
Children At The Wake, John Grey
Bryant Literary Review
I admit that, more than once,
I've pointed to the sky