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Poem One, Meggi Agrba 2012 University of Richmond

Poem One, Meggi Agrba

The Messenger

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The Decision, Timothy Boykin 2012 University of Richmond

The Decision, Timothy Boykin

The Messenger

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My Faith Lies In The Stars, Whitney Cavin 2012 University of Richmond

My Faith Lies In The Stars, Whitney Cavin

The Messenger

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Breathing Life, Clayton Helms 2012 University of Richmond

Breathing Life, Clayton Helms

The Messenger

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Lily, Clayton Helms 2012 University of Richmond

Lily, Clayton Helms

The Messenger

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I Choke, Betty Holloway 2012 University of Richmond

I Choke, Betty Holloway

The Messenger

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I Stumbled When I Saw, Betty Holloway 2012 University of Richmond

I Stumbled When I Saw, Betty Holloway

The Messenger

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Olive Branch, Betty Holloway 2012 University of Richmond

Olive Branch, Betty Holloway

The Messenger

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Pell-Mell World: A Sestina, Addison Liming 2012 University of Richmond

Pell-Mell World: A Sestina, Addison Liming

The Messenger

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Love Poem, Steve Minnich 2012 University of Richmond

Love Poem, Steve Minnich

The Messenger

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Journey Forward, Armani Morrison 2012 University of Richmond

Journey Forward, Armani Morrison

The Messenger

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Afternoon Transit, Armani Morrison 2012 University of Richmond

Afternoon Transit, Armani Morrison

The Messenger

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Maybe, Cheyenne Varner 2012 University of Richmond

Maybe, Cheyenne Varner

The Messenger

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If, Cheyenne Varner 2012 University of Richmond

If, Cheyenne Varner

The Messenger

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Untitled, Cheyenne Varner 2012 University of Richmond

Untitled, Cheyenne Varner

The Messenger

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The Messenger, Spring 2012, 2012 University of Richmond

The Messenger, Spring 2012

The Messenger

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Digital Poetry From A Cyborg Perspective, Daniel James Hosmer 2012 Old Dominion University

Digital Poetry From A Cyborg Perspective, Daniel James Hosmer

Institute for the Humanities Theses

This study analyzes digital poetry from a cyborg perspective, showing how its multiple material aspects are foregrounded to facilitate the reader's performance of poems. It explores the poetic functions, possibilities, and constraints of the medium of digital poetry through the application of Augusto Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed, comparisons with print methods of conveying meaning, and close readings of digital poems. The application of Theatre of the Oppressed as a framework also allows for the study of the power relationships involved in performing digital poetry and in using digital technology as a whole, while showing digital poetry to be …


Yearn, Jennifer Lynn Graham 2012 Old Dominion University

Yearn, Jennifer Lynn Graham

English Theses & Dissertations

Yearn is a collection of poems that contains mythical elements, many of which surround the fall from innocence. Often this fall is due to an unfulfilling relationship with a mother figure. Despite such trials, the author also includes dream poems, which show that through endurance, forgiveness, and unconditional love, one can rise back up to purity again.


My Friend Glenn, Travis A. Everett 2012 Old Dominion University

My Friend Glenn, Travis A. Everett

English Theses & Dissertations

My Friend Glenn explores the potential of poetry-as-activism by enacting a poetic discourse between the author and a programmatic simulacrum of Glenn Beck. These paired poems interrogate the role news media play in contemporary political, racial, sexual, religious, and economic discourses.


The First And Final Poetry Of Joanne Deming, Joanne Deming 2012 University of New Hampshire - Main Campus

The First And Final Poetry Of Joanne Deming, Joanne Deming

Honors Theses and Capstones

This thesis is a culmination of my development as a writer at the University of New Hampshire. It explores the idea of the self and how it applies to writing. Because I am legally changing my name after graduation, these poem have come to represent "Joanne Deming" as a writer before she becomes "Joanne Wood."


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