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Articles 661 - 690 of 697
Full-Text Articles in Poetry
Looking Out Of A Bus Window, Vietnam, Allison Vonmaur
Looking Out Of A Bus Window, Vietnam, Allison Vonmaur
The Laureate
No abstract provided.
Just Another Poem About Fall, Dan Frayer
Photo, Brooke Payment
Postcards, Julia Bozyk
Suddenly It’S Autumn, Julia Bozyk
Spin Me, Brooke Payment
Needle Tongue, Brooke Payment
Crystal Revelation Blues, Ayshhyah Eli Khazad
To Learn Is To Swim, Megan Drozan
Inside A Desk Drawer, Lydia Anderson
My Roman Marriage, Heather Good
Elizabeth, Who Calls Herself Mimi, Adam Mumy
Untitled, Melissa Brummer
Libation, Courtney Borchak
Mineral Spirits And Entropy, Rose Swartz
Brooke, Heather Good
Dear Bartender, Catherine Graham
Shadow Boxing Unhappiness Under The Apartment Steps, Rose Swartz
Shadow Boxing Unhappiness Under The Apartment Steps, Rose Swartz
The Laureate
No abstract provided.
Michigan Laughs At The Science Of Cryogenics, Kevin Kinsella
Michigan Laughs At The Science Of Cryogenics, Kevin Kinsella
The Laureate
No abstract provided.
Orange Lifetime, Carey L. Fries
Fusion For Spring, Catherine Timco
Body Plays Dumb, Rose Swartz
Untitled, Michael Carroll
James Colliton, Ryan James Colliton
A Conversation Before Saying Goodbye, Andrea Pellerito
A Conversation Before Saying Goodbye, Andrea Pellerito
The Laureate
No abstract provided.
Dividing Two By Two What It Means To Count, Carey L. Fries
Dividing Two By Two What It Means To Count, Carey L. Fries
The Laureate
No abstract provided.
Strange Blessing, Gabrielle A. Halko
Saint Venus (With Critical Introduction), Allegra Shevahn Blake
Saint Venus (With Critical Introduction), Allegra Shevahn Blake
Dissertations
A manuscript of poems by the author/ candidate is prefaced by a critical introduction that discusses both the positive and the difficult aspects of translating poetry from another language (in this instance, Swedish). The critical introduction explores how, in translating the work of others, a poet's own work is affected . The author/candidate then examines the transformation her own poetry has undergone, noting the differences between her "pre -translation" and "post-translation" poems.
Whatever Shines: Poems, Kathleen Mcgookey
Whatever Shines: Poems, Kathleen Mcgookey
Dissertations
The poems in my manuscript can be divided into two groups: poems in verse and prose poems. The majority are prose poems. Though I did not set out to write in the prose poem form, I’ve become more and more attracted to it, eventually seeking what Baudelaire sought when he wrote the poems in Le Spleen de Paris, a poetic prose "musical without rhythm or rhyme, supple enough and shocking enough to adapt itself to lyrical movements of the soul, undulations of the reverie, sudden leaps of conscience." Charles Simic believes prose poems contain a tension between the lyric impulse …
Spoke: A Short Collection Of Poetry, Margaret A. Von Steinen
Spoke: A Short Collection Of Poetry, Margaret A. Von Steinen
Honors Theses
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