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Shades Of Green, Catherine Mccraw
Visiting Hours, Richard Dinges Jr.
Visiting Hours, Richard Dinges Jr.
Westview
From a high ceiling, Long, bright fluorescent
Open Doors, Richard Dinges Jr.
My Parents' House, Jackie Bell
My Parents' House, Jackie Bell
Westview
Five feet from the porch, I catch a glimpse of cigarette smoke seeping through the holes of the screen door. I see it so clearly I start to smell it.
Lessons, Dennis Ross
Pioneer Woman, Yvonne Carpenter
Pioneer Woman, Yvonne Carpenter
Westview
She lives on a frontier, a place sparsely settled, that land of the superannuated.
The Invisible City, Jill Jones Tourian
The Invisible City, Jill Jones Tourian
Westview
I walk with my friend through Nicosia. All is new and exotic to me.
The Sun, Jill Jones Tourian
The Sun, Jill Jones Tourian
Westview
In my personal mythology, the sun is a “she” possessed of warmth, beauty, and power.
Reading, Lea Killian
Landscapes, Dennis Ross
Landscapes, Dennis Ross
Westview
I do not appreciate a mega city, folks in herds on sidewalks,
Something About Fire, Yvonne Carpenter
Something About Fire, Yvonne Carpenter
Westview
Two times a week, wind at low velocity, we gathered the house trash
Giovani Mattista Martini's "Gavotte", Jill Jones Tourian
Giovani Mattista Martini's "Gavotte", Jill Jones Tourian
Westview
At first a scribble of notations on the sheet of music, then a cautious picking out of individual notes.
To My Great-Niece Sylvia, Catherine Mccraw
To My Great-Niece Sylvia, Catherine Mccraw
Westview
You are being born the fall I’m turning sixty.
Final Dispensation, Viki Pettijohn Craig
Final Dispensation, Viki Pettijohn Craig
Westview
Well, the whole earth is a cemetery. We walk on piles of bones,
Love Song Of The Vampire, Viki Pettijohn Craig
Love Song Of The Vampire, Viki Pettijohn Craig
Westview
To be as a god I flow into your heart,
Winter's Chill, Ethan Blakley
Winter's Chill, Ethan Blakley
Westview
Whispered words of love long lost Lying silently as frost.
Fall Walk, Dennis Ross
“No Roses, White Nor Red, Glow Here”: The Motif Of The Garden In Two Proserpine Poems By A. Swinburne And D. Greenwell, Cristina Salcedo González
“No Roses, White Nor Red, Glow Here”: The Motif Of The Garden In Two Proserpine Poems By A. Swinburne And D. Greenwell, Cristina Salcedo González
CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture
In this article, I discuss Algernon Swinburne’s and Dora Greenwell’s engagement with the myth of Proserpine through an analysis of the motif of the garden, which takes central stage in both accounts. The examination will illustrate how the authors’ outlined images of the garden challenge the dominant representation of the motif within Western literary tradition, offering a re-interpretation of the myth as social commentary.
Poster, Secret Language Of Intimacy, March 13-31 2021, Saumitra Chandratreya, Studio At 620, Kevin Mooney
Poster, Secret Language Of Intimacy, March 13-31 2021, Saumitra Chandratreya, Studio At 620, Kevin Mooney
Poster Collection
An event poster for Secret Language of Intimacy, an art and poetry installation at The Studio@620 by Kevin Mooney and Saumitra Chandratreya. The exhibition explores the perception of emotions in relationships through abstract artistic images and poetic language. The installation invites viewers to engage with emotions transcribed onto hanging fabric panels, creating an immersive experience.
Durch Tiefe Nacht Zum Weihnachtslicht, Johanna Ulmann
Durch Tiefe Nacht Zum Weihnachtslicht, Johanna Ulmann
Drama and Film
No abstract provided.
Idealistic Study Of Proverbs In “Zarbulmasal” Of Gulkhani, Saodat Abdurakhimovna Kodirova
Idealistic Study Of Proverbs In “Zarbulmasal” Of Gulkhani, Saodat Abdurakhimovna Kodirova
Scientific reports of Bukhara State University
Introduction. "Zarbulmasal" is a unique example of Uzbek prose art, as well as a unique original work in terms of structure, content, language, sharpness of artistic means. A great deal of attention has been given to this work by artistic people, as it’s literary critics, originality in terms of content and ideological direction totally differs from other works. In this article, the ideological, artistic and historical features of “Zarbulmasal” are elucidated. Proverbs are one of the oldest popular genres of Uzbek folklore, which reflects the worldview, attitude to society and moral norms of the people. In this article, spiritual and …
Mar2021, Robert Kelly
Richard Wilbur's Book Of Nature, William Tate
Festgrüße: Gespräche, Gedichte Und Kleine Festspiele, Caroline Rhiem
Festgrüße: Gespräche, Gedichte Und Kleine Festspiele, Caroline Rhiem
Poetry
"The digital copy of this text was taken from the holdings of the Basel Mission Archives. The Basel Mission is now integrated with Mission-21. We are grateful for the contributions by the BMA and the permission to post these texts on the Sophie Digital Library. The BMA provides access to a large selection of digitized visual and cartographic material, as well as comprehensive catalogue data from the Basel Mission Archives: some 30,000 images, 6,700 maps, sketches and plans, and detailed references to written records. You can visit their sites at: Basel Mission Archives: http://www.bmarchives.org/ Mission-21: http://www.mission-21.org/"
Agim: Erzählt Aus China, Anna Oehler
Agim: Erzählt Aus China, Anna Oehler
Poetry
"The digital copy of this text was taken from the holdings of the Basel Mission Archives. The Basel Mission is now integrated with Mission-21. We are grateful for the contributions by the BMA and the permission to post these texts on the Sophie Digital Library. You can visit their sites at: Basel Mission Archives: http://www.bmarchives.org/ Mission-21: http://www.mission-21.org/"
The Free Press Vol. 52, Issue No. 1, 02-22-2021, Cullen Mcintyre
The Free Press Vol. 52, Issue No. 1, 02-22-2021, Cullen Mcintyre
Free Press, The
USM IDEC Offers $250 Mini-Grants to Student Organizations--Celebrating Black History Month--From the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter--A Power Advocate for Representation
Karakalpak Folk Songs Are A Special Kind Of Folklore, Esimxan Kanaatov Doctorant
Karakalpak Folk Songs Are A Special Kind Of Folklore, Esimxan Kanaatov Doctorant
Science and Society
The article provides information on the history of the Karakalpak people in the period of the emergence of the Saka-Massaget and Turkic peoples, and for the first time the historical poems recorded among the Taulibay Karakalpaks were submitted for scientific discussion. There are also spoken about the genre, content, historical value and character of the historical songs of the Karakalpak people from the XIII century to the 20s of the XX century.
The article briefly discusses the classification of historical songs and comments on the role of tropes in increasing the effectiveness of historical songs.
Selbstgericht, Berta Lask
Selbstgericht, Berta Lask
Poetry
This text comes from a collection of German-speaking women's literature entitled "Deutsche Dichterinnen vom 16. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart: Gedichte und Lebensläufe. Herausgegeben und eingeleitet von Gisela Brinker-Gabler."
Feb2021, Robert Kelly
The Lodge In The Wilderness: Ecologies Of Contemplation In British Romantic Poetry, Sean M. Nolan
The Lodge In The Wilderness: Ecologies Of Contemplation In British Romantic Poetry, Sean M. Nolan
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
This dissertation argues that contemplation is often overlooked in studies of British Romantic poetry. By the late 1700s, changing commercial and agricultural practices, industrialism, secularization, and utilitarianism emphasizing industriousness coalesced to uproot established discourses of selfhood and leisure, and effected crises of individuation in Romantic poetry and poetics. Closely reading poems and writing about poetry composed between the 1780s and 1830s by William Cowper, George Crabbe, Robert Bloomfield, Charlotte Smith, William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and John Stuart Mill, I probe the relationship between aesthetic, ethical, and emotional responses to depictions of toil, idleness, and leisure. I argue that ecologies …