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Articles 5881 - 5910 of 13407
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
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.
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 …
Petticoat Government: Poems And Essays, Tiffany Ann Noonan
Petticoat Government: Poems And Essays, Tiffany Ann Noonan
Dissertations
Petticoat Government is a collection of poems and essays that draw upon the varied lexicons of science, mythology, sports, literature, travel, art, fashion, and popular culture in an attempt to understand what deliminates womanhood. Using a mix of traditional and contemporary forms, these texts seek to complicate the myriad—and often conflicting—models of femaleness and the female body.
The Naming Of Strays, Erin Elizabeth Smith
The Naming Of Strays, Erin Elizabeth Smith
Dissertations
The Naming of Strays is a collection of poems that deal with issues of place, gender power, sexual fidelity, and transience. While the majority of the poems are written in free verse, the dissertation also features a handful of formal poems including sonnets, sestinas, and prose poetry. n
Ode To Everything Ordinary, Mary Christine Delea
Ode To Everything Ordinary, Mary Christine Delea
Bryant Literary Review
Praise the #2 pencil
Poem No, 101, May 2009, Huntsville Literary Association (Huntsvile, Ala.)
Poem No, 101, May 2009, Huntsville Literary Association (Huntsvile, Ala.)
POEM
The Huntsville Literary Association was founded in 1967 to provide a community for writers, readers, and artists through workshops, readings, and educational programs. One of their key contributions is the literary magazine titled POEM which showcases original writings from both established and emerging writers. This issue features poems from various writers.
The Cliffs, Stephen Arney
Orange Poppies, Helen Wickes
Orange Poppies, Helen Wickes
Bryant Literary Review
They do their best to deceive you,
the satiny sheen of their petals
Happy, Peter Johnson
Happy, Peter Johnson
Bryant Literary Review
In spite of persistent rumors, let me assure you I'm happy.
Two-Timing The Beekeeper, Timothy Martin
Two-Timing The Beekeeper, Timothy Martin
Bryant Literary Review
Of all the unwise things you have ever done
(and that counts the time you threw the lit dynamite stick
On A Beach With White Sand, Matt Ross
On A Beach With White Sand, Matt Ross
Bryant Literary Review
In trillions of years,
Every inch of matter
End Of Summer Session At The Music School, Michael Hogan
End Of Summer Session At The Music School, Michael Hogan
Bryant Literary Review
Cecilia Hall is silent tonight:
no oboes, no flutes
Barred Owl, B. J. Best
Barred Owl, B. J. Best
Bryant Literary Review
somewhere in the forest lives a question.
ice cracks, wind whips, a child is putting
Undershirt, Donna Pucciani
Undershirt, Donna Pucciani
Bryant Literary Review
That undershirt
with the hole I'd like to put my index finger through
Morendo, Al Niente (Dying Away, To Nothing), Ryan Cipriano
Morendo, Al Niente (Dying Away, To Nothing), Ryan Cipriano
Bryant Literary Review
Chicago plaza, centered around a fountain
Beside which Stanley passed away
Autobiography, Pamela S. Wynn
Autobiography, Pamela S. Wynn
Bryant Literary Review
My parent's match was made on the outskirts of heaven.
To A Former Student Training To Become An Interrogator, David O'Connell
To A Former Student Training To Become An Interrogator, David O'Connell
Bryant Literary Review
They say pressure isn't torture
and, at times, because I don't know better
I'm willing to agree
Kidnapped At Birth, Buff Whitman-Bradley
Kidnapped At Birth, Buff Whitman-Bradley
Bryant Literary Review
Every one of us was kidnapped at birth
By a man in money-colored shoes who
Snatched us away from our real parents
Lines For An Absent Friend, Larry Rubin
Lines For An Absent Friend, Larry Rubin
Bryant Literary Review
So you weren't there--the emptiness
Would have shattered me, except I know how atoms
Chicken-In-The-Pot, Charles Harper Webb
Chicken-In-The-Pot, Charles Harper Webb
Bryant Literary Review
One dollar buys a chance to catapult
a rubber bird onto a spinning table that seems
Grim Reaper, Carl Beauchamp
Grim Reaper, Carl Beauchamp
Bryant Literary Review
It's only natural
A black gown
And sharp sickle
2009 Forces, Scott Yarbrough