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Dear Editor Who Apologized For Taking Six Months To Reject My Poems And Said They Came Close, Sean Thomas Dougherty Jan 2020

Dear Editor Who Apologized For Taking Six Months To Reject My Poems And Said They Came Close, Sean Thomas Dougherty

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 106


Asshole, Maria Nazos Jan 2020

Asshole, Maria Nazos

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 173


The Diarist, Stephen Kampa Jan 2020

The Diarist, Stephen Kampa

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 148-152


The Shopping, Leona Sevick Jan 2020

The Shopping, Leona Sevick

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 185-186


Nature Vs. Nurture, Phillip Sterling Jan 2020

Nature Vs. Nurture, Phillip Sterling

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 192


Echosystem, Chad Parmenter Jan 2020

Echosystem, Chad Parmenter

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 174-176


Featured Poet: Betty Adcock, Birmingham Poetry Review Staff Jan 2020

Featured Poet: Betty Adcock, Birmingham Poetry Review Staff

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 1-4


Passed Out Drunk Reading Robert Penn Warren, Todd Hearon Jan 2020

Passed Out Drunk Reading Robert Penn Warren, Todd Hearon

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 126-132


Unearth, Chad Davidson Jan 2020

Unearth, Chad Davidson

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 101-102


Enduring Freedom, Amber Adams Jan 2020

Enduring Freedom, Amber Adams

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 69


Allen Ginsberg's "Kaddish": A Definitive Mid-Twentieth Century Poem., Teddy Duncan Jan 2020

Allen Ginsberg's "Kaddish": A Definitive Mid-Twentieth Century Poem., Teddy Duncan

Digital Repository: Showcase of Undergraduate Research Excellence

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Phillis Wheatley And Judith Sargent Murray: Revolutionary Founders In Women’S Political Activism And Women’S American Literary Tradition, Rebecca L. Warwick Jan 2020

Phillis Wheatley And Judith Sargent Murray: Revolutionary Founders In Women’S Political Activism And Women’S American Literary Tradition, Rebecca L. Warwick

Undergraduate Theses, Professional Papers, and Capstone Artifacts

During the Revolutionary War the dominant belief, held by men and women alike, was that women did not possess the mental capacity or intelligence for politics. Many perceived that women were strictly domestic beings, and therefore could not participate nor contribute to the inherently political war effort. Nonetheless, a few brave women such as Phillis Wheatley and Judith Sargent Murray insisted on participating in the political dialogue of their new nation through their poetry.

Through the respective lenses of gender and race, Murray and Wheatley used their literary skills and intellectual abilities to engage with the themes of patriotism, freedom …


Meaning In Apocalypse, Alexander Johan Metz Jan 2020

Meaning In Apocalypse, Alexander Johan Metz

Honors Papers

Modernity has always contained the threat of destruction. Mostly, the threat has been shapeless. It has manifested itself in the collective psyche as a vague fear of a far-off wasteland: an unknown apocalypse. The more tense moments of history have sometimes lent the fear real shape. For many years, it seemed as if atomic destruction was just over the horizon. Indeed, the early years of atomic testing wrought significant ecological damage. In the post-Cold War era, the fear of atomic destruction, at least by full nuclear exchange between the superpowers, has receded, but the apocalyptic threat has not. Climate change, …


Pecan Grove Review Volume 20, St. Mary's University Jan 2020

Pecan Grove Review Volume 20, St. Mary's University

Pecan Grove Review

Creative writings by students, faculty, and staff of the St. Mary's University community.


Ignoring The Harlem Renaissance: The Failure Of Modernist Scholarship, Emily Elvoid Jan 2020

Ignoring The Harlem Renaissance: The Failure Of Modernist Scholarship, Emily Elvoid

Masters Essays

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To Tell The Truth And Find That It Is Music: An Interview With Betty Adcock, Lana K W Austin Jan 2020

To Tell The Truth And Find That It Is Music: An Interview With Betty Adcock, Lana K W Austin

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 27-44


Backing Up The Gospel Singers, David Bottoms Jan 2020

Backing Up The Gospel Singers, David Bottoms

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 85-86


Mark Strand On The Moon, Nick Norwood Jan 2020

Mark Strand On The Moon, Nick Norwood

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 47-63


Ode To San Giorgio Of The Gorgeous Brassieres, Barbara Hamby Jan 2020

Ode To San Giorgio Of The Gorgeous Brassieres, Barbara Hamby

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 118-119


Crown, Lisa Fay Coutley Jan 2020

Crown, Lisa Fay Coutley

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 96-97


Toxin, Stephen Kampa Jan 2020

Toxin, Stephen Kampa

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 141-142


Birmingham Poetry Review 47 (Front Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff Jan 2020

Birmingham Poetry Review 47 (Front Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff

Birmingham Poetry Review

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Cold Spell, Betty Adcock Jan 2020

Cold Spell, Betty Adcock

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 16


Dear Piles Of No From All The Usual Suspects, Sean Thomas Dougherty Jan 2020

Dear Piles Of No From All The Usual Suspects, Sean Thomas Dougherty

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 107-108


A Mallard, F Daniel Rzicznek Jan 2020

A Mallard, F Daniel Rzicznek

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 182


Radiation King, Stephen Kampa Jan 2020

Radiation King, Stephen Kampa

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 219-225


Theology At Black Earth Creek, Christopher Bakken Jan 2020

Theology At Black Earth Creek, Christopher Bakken

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 75-76


Brandy Mixed With Camphor, Sean Singer Jan 2020

Brandy Mixed With Camphor, Sean Singer

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 191


Waves, Katie Farris Jan 2020

Waves, Katie Farris

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 109


Einstein, Midnight, Sandra Beasley Jan 2020

Einstein, Midnight, Sandra Beasley

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 77