Arrow Rock, Spring 2025, Full Issue,
2025
Lindenwood University
Cabin Haiku,
2025
University of Southern Maine
Cabin Haiku, Alexandra Gourlay
EDU 626: Writing Development & Instruction (Redlon)
No abstract provided.
Grief Is Isolating. The Elegy Is Not: An Exploration Of Loss And Grief In Poems,
2025
Clemson University
Grief Is Isolating. The Elegy Is Not: An Exploration Of Loss And Grief In Poems, Jennifer Terry
All Theses
Grief is a messy, complicated process, one that can be all-consuming and isolating after a loss. Victoria Chang’s poetry in Obit and Ada Limón’s Bright Dead Things both explore loss and grief by using forms and free verse to characterize the stakes that come with a loved one’s decline and the aftermath of death. Michelle Zauner’s memoir, Crying in H Mart does similar work through the use of poetic elements in the memoir form. In my collection, Elegies of Home, I encounter the same struggles like the loss of identity, loss of a parent, and use the elegy as …
Simply Difficult,
2025
DePauw University
Simply Difficult, Jenna Reynolds
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
Jenna Reynolds is a Senior English Writing major. She has written for AMWR in the past and has also written for the DePauw stage (Romeo and Juliet at Bridgerton).
Famílias Indigenas Entre Mundos: Standing In Pachakuti, Living In Chi’Xi Within The Constellation Of Their Comunidad De Saberes,
2025
University of San Diego
Famílias Indigenas Entre Mundos: Standing In Pachakuti, Living In Chi’Xi Within The Constellation Of Their Comunidad De Saberes, Ymasumac Marañón Davis
Dissertations
To be Indigenous is to be la luz del mundo, to stand in your light and spread your sunrays, no matter winds or clouds of colonization that strive to dim you. This qualitative study explored ways Indigenous Latine families negotiate a sense of place within onto-epistemological realities and their home culture of learning and Western education. This research is desire-based (Eve Tuck, 2009), creating our own project of modernity, grounded in one Indigenous family’s experience within their Andean community. Drawing from Critical Latine Indigeneities Framework (Blackwell et al., 2017) and Chicana Feminist Epistemologies (Bernal, 1998), using an Entre Mundos methodology, …
In Search Of Green,
2025
University of the Pacific
What My Fathers Sees,
2025
University of the Pacific
Inheritance,
2025
University of the Pacific
Slowly,
2025
University of the Pacific
Tidewaters,
2025
University of the Pacific
Please Don’T Go,
2025
University of the Pacific
I Pray To Colors,
2025
University of the Pacific
The Bench,
2025
University of the Pacific
For How I Should Bloom,
2025
University of the Pacific
Rise Within,
2025
University of the Pacific
Empty Cups,
2025
University of the Pacific
No Reservations: A Collection Of Truth,
2025
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
No Reservations: A Collection Of Truth, Josie I. Lockhart
English Undergraduate Honors Theses
This collection contains thirty orginal pieces of poetry, prose, and photography; and focues on many aspects of Native American history and Indigenous identity in modern America. Topics include: Native American boarding schools, Cherokee Freedmen, Indigenous potrayal in media, Native American incarceration, Indigenous identity, matriarchy, death and grief, substance abuse, MMIW, and Indian Child Welfare. A research grant was awarded for both semesters. The grant funded a research trip to the National Archives in Fort Worth, Texas. Research was conducted in order to retrieve materials and records pertaining to the subject of Native American boarding schools and case files for Native …
Confessions I Make To Myself: A Collection Of Poetry & Prose,
2025
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Confessions I Make To Myself: A Collection Of Poetry & Prose, Isabella R. Sotlar
English Undergraduate Honors Theses
Confessions I Make to Myself is a deeply personal collection of poetry and fiction, reflecting my journey through grief, self-reflection, and growth. The collection is particularly influenced by the passing of my grandfather, whose support for my musical and literary endeavors shaped much of my life. Many of the poems explore themes of loss, family, and relationships, while others reflect on introspective moments during my time abroad in Milan, Italy. The work also addresses personal struggles with anxiety, self-image, and a recent medical diagnosis, capturing the experience of being a young woman navigating the challenges of 2025.
The poetry in …
The Setting Sun,
2025
University of the Pacific
On Becoming Genderless,
2025
University of the Pacific
