Cleaning The Silver,
2016
DePauw University
Cleaning The Silver, Zach Manges
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
Zach Manges has made much of his time as an English Writing major at DePauw. He has worked in almost every genre - playwriting, fiction writing, and poetry - and he is currently the Editor-in-Chief of the Midwestern Review. His work is distinguished by such lines as “We say we have two seasons here: winter/ and construction, where streets get/ facelifts until they can’t stop/ smiling.” When you read Zach’s poems you can tell he’s in love with words. He has developed as a writer as a magician might. As you read Zach’s work notice his sleight of hand.
Everyone Knows That Birds Are Great,
2016
DePauw University
Everyone Knows That Birds Are Great, Bristy Skiles
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
No abstract provided.
Abajo De La Misma Luna,
2016
DePauw University
Abajo De La Misma Luna, Amanda Volel
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
I’ve had the pleasure of watching Amanda Volel continue to develop as a poet in her senior year. In one poem she writes, “Poetry is a cathedral I find myself in.'" In one sense she worships in the cathedral of poetry, yet in. another, she tears that “cathedral” down. By the end of that poem, poetry is reduced to a “box that opens [her] chest.” Her work moves across the landscape of New York City picking up what she finds both literally and linguistically. As you read her work, allow yourself to live inside her poems, whether you’re in a …
Cathedral,
2016
DePauw University
Cathedral, Amanda Volel
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
I’ve had the pleasure of watching Amanda Volel continue to develop as a poet in her senior year. In one poem she writes, “Poetry is a cathedral I find myself in.'" In one sense she worships in the cathedral of poetry, yet in. another, she tears that “cathedral” down. By the end of that poem, poetry is reduced to a “box that opens [her] chest.” Her work moves across the landscape of New York City picking up what she finds both literally and linguistically. As you read her work, allow yourself to live inside her poems, whether you’re in a …
Carmelite,
2016
DePauw University
Carmelite, Zach Manges
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
Zach Manges has made much of his time as an English Writing major at DePauw. He has worked in almost every genre - playwriting, fiction writing, and poetry - and he is currently the Editor-in-Chief of the Midwestern Review. His work is distinguished by such lines as “We say we have two seasons here: winter/ and construction, where streets get/ facelifts until they can’t stop/ smiling.” When you read Zach’s poems you can tell he’s in love with words. He has developed as a writer as a magician might. As you read Zach’s work notice his sleight of hand.
Winning The Lottery, 1969 // Cannon Fodder,
2016
SUNY Geneseo
Winning The Lottery, 1969 // Cannon Fodder, Jay
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
Sunleaves,
2016
SUNY Geneseo
The Minoans,
2016
SUNY Purchase College
I Am The Stone,
2016
SUNY Geneseo
A Guide To Recognizing Your Ghost,
2016
SUNY Geneseo
A Guide To Recognizing Your Ghost, Savannah Skinner
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
98.2,
2016
SUNY Oswego
Snow Child,
2016
SUNY Geneseo
Maytag,
2016
Erie Community College
C I N G U L U M,
2016
SUNY Geneseo
We As Bird & Branch // Things We Remember Years Later In Our Dreams,
2016
SUNY Geneseo
We As Bird & Branch // Things We Remember Years Later In Our Dreams, Chloe Forsell
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
Berenstein/Berenstain,
2016
SUNY Geneseo
Paper Anniversary // Brass Band Epithalamion // On Losing My Wedding Ring While Planting An Orchard,
2016
Binghamton University
Paper Anniversary // Brass Band Epithalamion // On Losing My Wedding Ring While Planting An Orchard, Dante Di Stephano
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
The Scripture Of Helices,
2016
University of Southern Mississippi
The Scripture Of Helices, Jessica M. Ramer
Master's Theses
This thesis comprises poems written during my two years of study for the Master of Arts Degree in English with a creative writing emphasis. The majority of the poems are written in either a received or contemporary form, although a substantial minority are written in free verse. Many of the poems deal with extreme circumstances such as combat and imprisonment. Others address family stresses due to birth, death, remarriage, and clashes of values. Some poems have a religious emphasis while others are firmly rooted in the natural world. All, however, are explorations of human nature.
Future Flowers,
2016
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Future Flowers, Eszter Takacs
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
This is a book-length poem presented in three untitled parts.
Dendron, A Collection Of Poems,
2016
Gettysburg College
Dendron, A Collection Of Poems, Peter W. Rosenberger
Celebration
“Dendron” is the Greek word for “tree.” “Dendrochronology” is the study of a tree’s rings. “Dendrites” are the neural projections that grow like a tree’s branches in our brains so we can learn and respond to stimuli. This collection of poems, Dendron, is a poetic exploration of my growth. The collection—twenty-one poems, one for each year of my life—is a living, poetic memoir. Presented in chronological order, each of the poems is meant to capture a specific year of my life. The poems—of varying styles and sentiments—are not without quick moments of fiction, but for the most part, they coalesce …
