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Pictograph: The Red Deer Place, Melissa Kwasny
Delphi Cycle: Turns, Tiff Dressen
The Curtains Are, Samuel Amadon
The Cloud Exercise, Melissa Kwasny
Camas, Summer 2009
Camas
First Person / Bryce Andrews, Tim Gibbins -- A Finger of Owls / Julia Corbett -- The Man in the Zoo / Margo Whitmire -- Another Wolf Story / Bethany Taylor -- Libby / Michelle Lanzoni -- Convergence / Darren M. Edwards -- My Brother, The Swan / Lily Bruzas -- Dogs and Dogs / Phil Condon -- Grand Junction, December, 1988 / Frank T. Byrne -- Now that the Brown Pelicans have Flown Elsewhere / Caleb Barber -- Gunshots at Sweathouse Creek / Laura Dunn -- Old Manzanitas / Pepper Trail -- Convection: Northern Nevada, mid-winter / Magda Sokolowski …
Here, Dan Rosenberg
Untitled, Mande Zecca
Neophyte, Shannon Jonas
"Her Eyes Say, And My Headlong Tax And Mote", Julie Germaine
"Her Eyes Say, And My Headlong Tax And Mote", Julie Germaine
CutBank
No abstract provided.
The Dream, M. K. Meder
Room, Wyn Cooper
On Love, Jaime Brunton
The Crux Of Weather Changing, Melissa Kwasny
Tabernacle, Shannon Jonas
Here My Side, Derek Henderson
Harbinger Of Things Already Insinuated, Micah Bateman
Eliza R. Snow's Poetry, Jill Mulvay Derr, Karen L. Davidson
Eliza R. Snow's Poetry, Jill Mulvay Derr, Karen L. Davidson
BYU Studies
As plural wife of two prophets and sister of a third, as an admired leader of women, and as an acknowledged voice of the Saints to the outside world, Eliza R. Snow was as close to the center of formative events and ideas as any woman of early Mormondom. More than her let- ters, discourses, or journals, her poems are comprehensive in their scope and as immediate as snapshots in their depiction of Mormon culture. The more than five hundred poems written by Snow capture the lived Mormonism of the nineteenth century, where revelation and history intersected and Latter-day Saints …
Vol. Xlvi, No. 3: Reminiscences Of Donald Hall, Lewis Turco
Vol. Xlvi, No. 3: Reminiscences Of Donald Hall, Lewis Turco
The Hollins Critic
No abstract provided.
Blood Knot, William Nicholas White
Blood Knot, William Nicholas White
Theses and Dissertations
This collection of original poetry is preceded by a critical introduction that details how Marianne Moore and Elizabeth Bishop’s similar aesthetics in poetry have influenced my own. The following poems focus on themes that challenge the nature of “manhood,” particularly the archetype of Southern masculinity, and highlight characters who struggle to understand themselves, their desires, and their society. The critical essay tracks how Bishop’s personifications, as she grows as a poet and as her narrator’s “drive into the interior” of nature, become harder to define and control and how this loss of control precipitates a jubilant self-awareness—an awareness of the …
For The Stadium Vendor, Richard Andrew Boada
For The Stadium Vendor, Richard Andrew Boada
Dissertations
FOR THE STADIUM VENDOR is an original collection of fifty poems accompanied by a preface.
"The Mirror Turn Lamp": Natural-Supernatural In Yeats, Cleston Lee Armstrong Iii
"The Mirror Turn Lamp": Natural-Supernatural In Yeats, Cleston Lee Armstrong Iii
Dissertations
The supernatural portrayed in Yeats represents a carefully constructed convergence of all major themes in his canon. Yeats's first exposure to myth, the supernatural, and magic occurs in the 1890s when he worked as an editor of William Blake and Irish fairy lore. This experience at once inspired Yeats to explore mysticism and to shroud his own collected works in mystery. With the onset of modernity and the age of criticism this period ushered in, however, he was unable to capitalize on the spiritual as first imagined. As mere aesthetic, peculiar illuminations of the immaterial world Yeats so intensely sought …