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Articles 391 - 420 of 620
Full-Text Articles in Poetry
Almost Home, Daniel Beer
Almost Home, Daniel Beer
The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose
No abstract provided.
The Crisis Of The Spotlight, Matthew Roach
The Crisis Of The Spotlight, Matthew Roach
English Senior Capstone
The Crisis of the Spotlight is a collection of mostly fiction and poetry that measures one's journey to the spotlight.
Deforesting, Maren Olson
Deforesting, Maren Olson
English Senior Capstone
DeForesting is a collection of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry that explores the mental process of creating my stories and characters, and dives into why I am a writer at all. Using familiar tactics, and also subgenres I had never tried before, I probe into new voices, and different styles of writing. Although they are often uncertain and questioning, through that, my CNF and poetry take on a whimsical and open-ended feel. The title refers to the chimerical forest I must nurture and cut down and around in order to create these feelings and writings.
A Love For You, Ty Rea
A Love For You, Ty Rea
Creative Writing Club Poetry
Its a love story about wanting to reassure their partner.
Gobble Me, Ty M. Rea
Gobble Me, Ty M. Rea
Creative Writing Club Poetry
A mixture of short story and poetry about a mysterious being dealing with an issue.
If Ever There Were A Time For Arrival, Bee Lb
If Ever There Were A Time For Arrival, Bee Lb
The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose
No abstract provided.
Keeping Up, Holly Karapetkova
Keeping Up, Holly Karapetkova
The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose
No abstract provided.
Milk Shute, André F. Peltier
Milk Shute, André F. Peltier
The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose
No abstract provided.
The Black Box Spring 2025, Amberly Neese, Oliver Sowers, Cordelia Cep, Luca Careaga, Annelise Newnum, Austin Palahnuk, Solomon Sharp, Margaret Colwell, Isabella Rekemeyer, Jordan Stephens, Sam Costello, Samuel Davidson, Brandon West, Nevaeh Allen, James Bradley, Sawyer Star, Jaxon Binch, Autumn Cooper, Stetson Miller, Spencer Savage, Abigail Connors, Andreca Garcia, Violet Barton, Kayla Natelli, Elyse Grant, Joshua Taylor, Cristian Garland, Fred Phillips, Matin Winiarsky, Gianna Morelli, Alex Nie, Vanessa Munoz, Andrea Taylor, William Punches, Sheryl Gillum, Axl Burtleson, 22blues, Lara Ortelli, Dylan Hamoaka
The Black Box Spring 2025, Amberly Neese, Oliver Sowers, Cordelia Cep, Luca Careaga, Annelise Newnum, Austin Palahnuk, Solomon Sharp, Margaret Colwell, Isabella Rekemeyer, Jordan Stephens, Sam Costello, Samuel Davidson, Brandon West, Nevaeh Allen, James Bradley, Sawyer Star, Jaxon Binch, Autumn Cooper, Stetson Miller, Spencer Savage, Abigail Connors, Andreca Garcia, Violet Barton, Kayla Natelli, Elyse Grant, Joshua Taylor, Cristian Garland, Fred Phillips, Matin Winiarsky, Gianna Morelli, Alex Nie, Vanessa Munoz, Andrea Taylor, William Punches, Sheryl Gillum, Axl Burtleson, 22blues, Lara Ortelli, Dylan Hamoaka
Black Box
The Black Box is a creative publication dedicated to displaying the talented work of the Embry-Riddle Prescott community. Creativity and ingenuity flow throughout ERAU and we want to put it on display!
One Morning, Ty Rea
Remembering Ancient Heroes: How Literary Devices Inbeowulf And Homer Assist In Poetic Recollection, Emily Davey
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
After Naked Lunch, Bella Stevens
The Morning Before A Santa Cruz Gallery Opening, Olivia Couch
The Morning Before A Santa Cruz Gallery Opening, Olivia Couch
The Messenger
No abstract provided.
Shoe Shopping, Ann Sabin
Have Faith, Kaelyn Reid
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.
Acknowledgements
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
In German, Snake Is A Line You Wait In, Reece Steidle
In German, Snake Is A Line You Wait In, Reece Steidle
The Messenger
No abstract provided.
Gingivitis, Bella Stevens
After Spicer’S After Lorca, Olivia Couch
Abstraction #04, Olivia Couch
Some Kind Of Colonialism, Susannah Carter
Primordial Soup, Maddox Lowe
The Bird In Me, Susannah Carter
I’Ve Never Met A River, Marcella Pizzato
Reflections, Reece Steidle
Real Prayers Do Not Require Words, Ann Sabin
For The Birds, Charlotte L. Middleton
For The Birds, Charlotte L. Middleton
School of Art, Art History, and Design: Theses and Student Creative Work
For the Birds is a homogenous material exhibition of porcelain pottery that explores the relationships between, expectations of, and roles placed upon women and pottery. Using traditional craft processes, still life imagery, and the language and limits of porcelain, I create arrangements that expose the viewers assumptions of both subjects. Pottery- pitchers, cups, and vases—is a product of anthropocentrism and anthropomorphism and can be entirely taken for granted- their role is assumed and unquestionable—to serve. The language and expectations of these objects are the medium I build with.
The title of the show, For the Birds, is both a …
Volume 36 Issue 2
NEBO: A Literary Journal
The Fall 2023 issue of Nebo: A Literary Journal (Volume 45, Issue 1) marks a significant moment in the journal’s history—it is the first full semester back on campus without interruption since the COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns. This issue symbolizes a fresh beginning, a renewed appreciation for storytelling, and a commitment to fostering creativity in a post-pandemic world. Centered around the theme "The Power of the Painted Word," this edition embraces literature as both an art form and a force of expression. Featuring poetry, fiction, and essays from a dynamic selection of voices, this edition highlights resilience, artistic rebirth, and the …