Ix.91 By Martial,
2017
Queens College, CUNY
Staying Again At Youqi Temple By Yao Nai And The Peaks Along The River Are Green By Zhang Dai,
2017
Independent Scholar
Staying Again At Youqi Temple By Yao Nai And The Peaks Along The River Are Green By Zhang Dai, Andrew Gudgel
Transference
Translated from Chinese by Andrew Gudgel
Ferns By Kaneko Mitsuharu,
2017
University of Kentucky
Ferns By Kaneko Mitsuharu, Douglas Slaymaker
Transference
Translated from Japanese by Doug Slaymaker
Puzzle By Viviane Mellerio-Grasser,
2017
None
Puzzle By Viviane Mellerio-Grasser, Madeleine Mcdonald
Transference
Translated from French by Madeleine McDonald
Five Rings By Chen Li,
2017
Western Michigan University
Five Rings By Chen Li, Elaine Wong
Transference
Translated from Chinese by Elaine Wong
A Woman Moving Within Me By Nizar Qabbani,
2017
University of Alberta
A Woman Moving Within Me By Nizar Qabbani, Houssem Ben Lazreg
Transference
Translated from Arabic by Houssem Ben Lazreg
Sonnet 19 By Rainer Maria Rilke,
2017
Western Michigan University
Sonnet 19 By Rainer Maria Rilke, David Radavich
Transference
Translated from German by David Radavich
White Egret By Li Bai,
2017
Western Michigan University
White Egret By Li Bai, Hyacinthus Meredith
Transference
Translated from Chinese by Hyacinthus Meredith
Ballad 114, Rondeau 44, And Chanson 53 By Charles D’Orléans,
2017
Indiana University
Ballad 114, Rondeau 44, And Chanson 53 By Charles D’Orléans, Samuel N. Rosenberg
Transference
Translated from French by Samuel N. Rosenberg
Slow Jazz, Recklessness, Nightmares, And Void By Ashraf Zaghal,
2017
University of California, Irvine
Slow Jazz, Recklessness, Nightmares, And Void By Ashraf Zaghal, Ghada Mourad
Transference
Translated from Arabic by Ghada Mourad
Foreword,
2017
Western Michigan University
Transference Vol. 4, Fall 2016,
2017
Western Michigan University
16,
2017
Norwich University
16, Dan Mcquillan
Journal of Humanistic Mathematics
This 15 word poem suggests that the reader count the words of the poem. Since every line has half as many words as the previous line, and since the poem urges the reader to keep counting forever, one imagines a total of 16 words.
Discriminant,
2017
Grand Valley State University
Discriminant, Lauren K. Carlson
Journal of Humanistic Mathematics
This poem is a reaction to a poem written about being forced to take a Home Economics class in the 1960's. As a woman born subsequent to this time period, I was never forced to study home economics, but was required to study pre-calculus. Unfortunately, at the time I could not appreciate this requirement. The irony of my poem is that it celebrates the subject it claims to reject.
This poem also suggests that gender discrimination requires a more complex solution than merely discontinuing home economics, and doing so limits the choices feminism intends to protect. Rejecting gender roles may …
An Algorithm For Counting The Hair On Your Head,
2017
The College of Wooster
An Algorithm For Counting The Hair On Your Head, Eli M. Barr
Journal of Humanistic Mathematics
A comedic poem which uses the form of an algorithm for poetic effect.
Moving Between Inner And Outer Worlds,
2017
The University of Texas at El Paso
Moving Between Inner And Outer Worlds, Lawrence M. Lesser
Journal of Humanistic Mathematics
This poetry folder consists of the author’s introductory reflection followed by ten new poems that connect explicitly or implicitly to mathematics, statistics, or the teaching and learning of that content.
Empathy,
2017
University of New Hampshire, Durham
Empathy, Casey Golomski
Anthropology
A short poem about suicidal ideation and alcoholism in the United States.
Creative Writers Festival Media Release,
2017
Providence College
Creative Writers Festival Media Release, Susan Werner
Playbill and Promotion
Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance & Film
Creative Writers Festival media release
February 2017
Edgar Allan Poe’S Cosmology And Natural Theology: A Constructive Postmodern Appreciation,
2017
Southern Methodist University
Edgar Allan Poe’S Cosmology And Natural Theology: A Constructive Postmodern Appreciation, Theodore Walker
Perkins Faculty Research and Special Events
Contrary to some literary classifications, Edgar Allan Poe’s book-length prose poem Eureka is not intended to be fiction. In Eureka Poe was seriously attempting to advance ‘truth’ about the universe. Poe was doing natural science and poetry in the tradition of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and other natural philosophers. Poe’s prose poem is natural scientific astronomy and cosmology, plus natural theology, not science fiction.
Creative Writers Festival Informational Meeting Poster,
2017
Providence College
Creative Writers Festival Informational Meeting Poster, Providence College
Playbill and Promotion
Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance & Film
Smith Center Conference Room (Lower Level)
Creative Writers Festival informational meeting
Tuesday, January 24, 2017, 4pm
