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Remembering Ancient Heroes: How Literary Devices Inbeowulf And Homer Assist In Poetic Recollection, Emily Davey Apr 2025

Remembering Ancient Heroes: How Literary Devices Inbeowulf And Homer Assist In Poetic Recollection, Emily Davey

Posters - 2025

In both Ancient Greek and Old English traditions of poetry, memory is an essential part in the retention of the language and story in the culture’s history. Beowulf shares some poetic lyrical elements with Homer’s epithets. Though both poems have unique and different poetic meters, they possess similar tactics in the language to move the story along while providing poets “footholds” in the poem to remember the story.To deliver these stories of heroes to the public, the sophists of Greece and the scops of Celtic England had only one tool available for the record of these lengthy poems: their capacity …


A Boy Named Congress, Ann Sabin Apr 2025

A Boy Named Congress, Ann Sabin

The Messenger

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A Fowl Fate, Jessy Taylor Apr 2025

A Fowl Fate, Jessy Taylor

The Messenger

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After Naked Lunch, Bella Stevens Apr 2025

After Naked Lunch, Bella Stevens

The Messenger

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Subject, Ryan Doherty Apr 2025

Subject, Ryan Doherty

The Messenger

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The Morning Before A Santa Cruz Gallery Opening, Olivia Couch Apr 2025

The Morning Before A Santa Cruz Gallery Opening, Olivia Couch

The Messenger

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Shoe Shopping, Ann Sabin Apr 2025

Shoe Shopping, Ann Sabin

The Messenger

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Have Faith, Kaelyn Reid Apr 2025

Have Faith, Kaelyn Reid

The Messenger

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The Messenger - 2025 Apr 2025

The Messenger - 2025

The Messenger

The objective of The Messenger is to encourage the appreciation and exploration of the creative arts on the University of Richmond campus. Since 1876, The Messenger has celebrated student work by publishing submissions in a literary and visual arts magazine. More information on the magazine, as well as past publications since 1987, can be found on messengerur.wordpress.com.

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The Messenger staff would like to thank Dr. David Stevens for his continued support and guidance as our faculty sponsor. We are also grateful for the University of Richmond’s English and Visual and Media Arts Practice departments, who continually encourage students to …


Birdsong, Bella Stevens Apr 2025

Birdsong, Bella Stevens

The Messenger

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In German, Snake Is A Line You Wait In, Reece Steidle Apr 2025

In German, Snake Is A Line You Wait In, Reece Steidle

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Gingivitis, Bella Stevens Apr 2025

Gingivitis, Bella Stevens

The Messenger

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After Spicer’S After Lorca, Olivia Couch Apr 2025

After Spicer’S After Lorca, Olivia Couch

The Messenger

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Abstraction #04, Olivia Couch Apr 2025

Abstraction #04, Olivia Couch

The Messenger

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Some Kind Of Colonialism, Susannah Carter Apr 2025

Some Kind Of Colonialism, Susannah Carter

The Messenger

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Primordial Soup, Maddox Lowe Apr 2025

Primordial Soup, Maddox Lowe

The Messenger

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The Bird In Me, Susannah Carter Apr 2025

The Bird In Me, Susannah Carter

The Messenger

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I’Ve Never Met A River, Marcella Pizzato Apr 2025

I’Ve Never Met A River, Marcella Pizzato

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Reflections, Reece Steidle Apr 2025

Reflections, Reece Steidle

The Messenger

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The Human Cannonball, Reece Steidle Apr 2025

The Human Cannonball, Reece Steidle

The Messenger

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Real Prayers Do Not Require Words, Ann Sabin Apr 2025

Real Prayers Do Not Require Words, Ann Sabin

The Messenger

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Sacred Oath Of Healing - Volume 9 Apr 2025

Sacred Oath Of Healing - Volume 9

be Still

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The Hidden Scars Of Healing, Amanda Almeida Apr 2025

The Hidden Scars Of Healing, Amanda Almeida

be Still

A photograph collection of Mark's unique road to healing, and a medical narrative.


The Essence Of Resilience, Evelyn Echevarria Cruz Apr 2025

The Essence Of Resilience, Evelyn Echevarria Cruz

be Still

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Know Your Limits: The Story Of How I Learned To Listen To My Body, Elena Silverstein Apr 2025

Know Your Limits: The Story Of How I Learned To Listen To My Body, Elena Silverstein

be Still

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The Healing Power Of A Welcomed Hug, Tara Mckenna Apr 2025

The Healing Power Of A Welcomed Hug, Tara Mckenna

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Putting Myself First, Nicholas E. Doberstein Apr 2025

Putting Myself First, Nicholas E. Doberstein

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The Circle Of Life And Care, Isabel M. Vera Machado Apr 2025

The Circle Of Life And Care, Isabel M. Vera Machado

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As a first-year medical student on the osteopathic path, my art is a reflection of my journey to balance creativity and the principles of holistic care. Osteopathic medicine’s focus on treating the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—aligns closely with my approach to art, which aims to capture the connections between humanity, healing, and empathy.

Through my work, I explore themes of care, connection, and the values I hope to uphold as a future physician. Whether it’s through symbolic imagery or simple, heartfelt compositions, my art reflects the importance of compassion and the human connection in both medicine and life.

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An Oath Fulfilled, Fatima Bawaney Apr 2025

An Oath Fulfilled, Fatima Bawaney

be Still

This poem explores the sacred oath of healing as it relates to a physician-patient relationship.


Cultural And Religious Perspectives On Suicide And Healing, Arielle Friedman Apr 2025

Cultural And Religious Perspectives On Suicide And Healing, Arielle Friedman

be Still

This essay is built off of a paper I wrote in a college global health course on culture and mental illness. I have always been fascinated by cultural interpretations of illness & believe that as a future physician, it is my responsibility to educate myself and others on the complex interplay between religious ideologies & recognition/management of biological disease in order to provide appropriate patient-centered care.