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The Bridge, Volume 18, 2021, Bridgewater State University

the bridge

Managing Editor:

Adam Blowers

Social Media Manager:

Lauren Pray

Lead Designer:

Katie Sheehan

Designers:

Racquel de Barros

Michelle Landry

Editors:

Elinor Ault

Katherine Ault

Glen Beaulieu

Fletcher Donohoe

Jessica Sweeney

Maya Wyatt

Faculty Advisor:

Professor Evan Dardano

Design Consultant:

Professor Alain Blunt

Lying In, Katie Harstock

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 85

Leap, John Hodgen

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 91

Elegy For A Satellite, Corey Marks

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 111-112

A Furrier's Grandchild, Paulann Petersen

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 141

Ischia, John Poch

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 145-148

From Survivor's Notebook, Dan O'Brien

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 131-135

Cut Throat, Seth Brady Tucker

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 171-172

Ode With Motorcade And Labyrinth, Mark Neely

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 130

Altruism, A E. Stallings

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 165

A Rusty, Michael Mcfee

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 120-121

Roe, Heather Sellers

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 158

Cat, Euthanized, David Kirby

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 23-24

The Undoing, Mason Wray

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

A collection of poems.

Less The Light, Michael Martella

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This is a collection of poetry.

Philophilia, Andy Sia

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

A collection of poems.

Your One Wild And Precious Life: The Prayer-Poems Of William Blake & Mary Oliver, Amanda Iacampo

Master's Theses

The poetry of illuminated printmaker William Blake is remembered long after his death and the passing of the Romantic Movement of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. His collection, Songs of Innocence and Experience, examines individualism in celebration of the natural world and connections with God, or the divine, by using animals as subjects and metaphors for the human condition. Readers of Blake's work can see the influence of his "prayer-poems" in the works of other writers, such as the late American poet Mary Oliver, whose poetry is also rich in religious undertones. While Blake's "The Lamb" and its …

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Starve To Death, Rosalyn Impink

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My Server, My People, Guiv Lederer

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Comfortably Hidden, David Harvey

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No Cancer, Christian Abdo

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Μου Λείπεις (Mou Leípeis), Shelby Rodger

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The Pulchritudinous Cardinal, Alison Pelkonen

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Zen, Alexandra Manziano

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Con La Pluma Entre Dos Mundos - Blogs Of Latin American Culture And Identity - Prologue, Blog 1-2, Damaris Serrano, Fátima Araúz, Megan Mckarns, Michael Daniel Curtis Stanley

Con la pluma entre dos mundos

This volume III contains two blogs on Hispanic/Latin American culture and identity but goes beyond a link in cyberspace: the creative work presented in these blogs represent a journey through the culture of Spanish-speaking countries –including the United States– and dwell on the peculiarities that shape identity.

The works are the product of intense discussion and analysis in class, by groups and in individual and collective presentations, and consider historical aspects from the conquest by the Spaniards to the present time.

A dynamic that contrasts Modernity with Postmodernity, the classic with the innovative prevails. Here you will find texts in …

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Yalobusha Review

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There’S A Magic To It, John Herring

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On The Total Communicative Efficacy Of Music And Its Synthesis To Written Word Through Bob Dylan And Kendrick Lamar, Skyler Addison

CMC Senior Theses

In a social conversation, words spoken carry less than 35% of the interaction’s social meeting, with 65% conveyed by the non-verbal. While poetry relies on the word and it's subtext, songwriting may also weld the other 65%. By dissecting the dynamic communicative aspects of song, modern poets may find useful ways in which they can make their lines have more staying power with the listener, encompassing both the rhythmic catchiness of their lines to an all-encompassing emotive transfer. We may isolate the interwoven components of a song that dictate how a story is told in order to better understand how …