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Full-Text Articles in Poetry
Drunk On Halloween, Lauren Williams
Silence, Amaya Gipson
Note To Self, Shelby Vaughn
Instructions To The Coroner, Josiah Zuiderveen
Burning Trees, Josiah Zuiderveen
Yellow Yarn, Nora Pluth
Philadelphia Alley, Lucas Harbaugh
Becoming Consumption, Madalyn L. Rockwell
Spoonful Of Sugar, Lauren Williams
Flowers For The Living, Nora Pluth
The Woman In Me Is Tired, Lydia Cowan
Queendom, Madalyn L. Rockwell
Astigmatism, Madalyn L. Rockwell
784 Grams, Stephanie A. Kurzenhauser
784 Grams, Stephanie A. Kurzenhauser
The Hilltop Review
This poem elucidates my experience of grief and loss in response to breast cancer and a bilateral mastectomy without reconstruction.
Two Poems, Lauren Coyne
Remember The Time, Sayantan Basu
Tell Me I Am Less, Nora Pluth
Eternal Spring, Nora Pluth
Coming Out, Nora Pluth
Holding My Tongue, Ava Dziadzio
Be Chill., Ava Dziadzio
The Star-Gazer, Jennifer Kean
The Star-Gazer, Jennifer Kean
The Hilltop Review
“The Star-Gazer” is modeled loosely on the Old English poem “The Wife’s Lament.” This medieval elegiac composition expresses beautifully the tensions that attend unrequited or abandoned love. It is awkward: there are clearly contrasting sentiments for the absent lover. It is frustrated and distressed: the reasons for the lover’s truancy are unclear to the reader, and presumably to The Wife. It is confused: The Wife does not understand why her partner has put physical and emotional distance between them, and the nature-imagery reflects how open-ended heartbreak can suspend, or even immobilize, personal growth. In my composition, I experiment with the …
3.14.21 - Spring, Clayton Meldrum
3.14.21 - Spring, Clayton Meldrum
The Hilltop Review
This poem, written in one sitting on a Sunday morning, is a reflection not only on the transition between the physical seasons, but on the condition of the authors heart, moving from a personal season of hurt and cold bitterness (winter), on the way towards one of happiness and warmth (summer). But there is the season in between - spring.
Age Of The Universe, Sydney Sheltz-Kempf
How To Be Held, Andrew Collard
Mythos, Hana Holmgren
Mythos, Hana Holmgren
Honors Theses
Who gives a voice to the voiceless? When do we hear from those who are left behind, abused, abandoned, silenced? Mythos is an exploration of lost voices in mythology, antiquated, biblical, and personal: the women, the minorities, the marginalized. What would they say, if finally given the chance? Perhaps Helen of Troy chose to run away. Maybe Philomela was always meant to become a nightingale, and sing the world to sleep. Maybe fallen angels like making lentil soup for dinner. Maybe dead dragons are reincarnated as accountants. Maybe the stories got it all wrong.
A book of 13 poems, 6 …
Notes On Contributors, Molly Lynde-Recchia
What Are You, Really?/Afar, Gazing At The Holy Mountain By Du Fu, Michael Zhai
What Are You, Really?/Afar, Gazing At The Holy Mountain By Du Fu, Michael Zhai
Transference
A translation and commentary of Du Fu's poem "Afar, Gazing on the Holy Mountain," with a worksheet for readers to produce their own translations of the poem.
On Tasso In Prison By Charles Baudelaire, Sharon Fish Mooney
On Tasso In Prison By Charles Baudelaire, Sharon Fish Mooney
Transference
Translation of and commentary on Baudelaire's "On Tasso in Prison," which is an ekphrastic poem after Delacroix's painting of the same name.
Four Poems By Toshiko Hirata, Eric Hyett, Spencer Thurlow
Four Poems By Toshiko Hirata, Eric Hyett, Spencer Thurlow
Transference
Translations of "Is It February?" "Is It March?" "Is It November Again?" and "Is It December Again?"