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Articles 631 - 660 of 21645
Full-Text Articles in Poetry
Presenting, Camille Floyd
Presenting, Camille Floyd
Student Scholar Symposium
In Camille Floyd’s collection, “Presenting,” the lyric speaker describes her internalized gaze, obsession with connection and understanding, and modes of presenting to others. Floyd’s work examines the feminine experience in different moments and spaces. The collection features the speaker wrestling with how she relies on and trusts in memory, religion, and the normalized rules around movement and being.
Commonthought (2025), Commonthought Staff
Commonthought (2025), Commonthought Staff
Commonthought
This issue features works created by Lesley University students and covers a broad range of topics. The work itself crosses many disciplines from creative writing to visual arts.
Sky, Atreyee Majumder
Sky, Atreyee Majumder
Articles
A peer-reviewed ethnographic poem, it is a reflection on the travel of the soul across time and in and out of bodies, a theory that is well regarded in the corpus of Hindu philosophy. Formally, the poem is an attempt to excavate the skeleton of the Indian poet/scholar/translator A K Ramanujan's poem Chicago Zen.
Midlife, Michael Sevcik
Midlife, Michael Sevcik
Poetry MFA Theses
Abstract
Midlife by Michael James Sevcik is a collection of poetry that explores issues of age, gender, sexuality, identity, desire, family, and loss within a predominantly domestic space while addressing broader social, cultural, and philosophical issues using a phenomenological poetics grounded in everyday experience. The collection is organized into three distinct yet interrelated “movements:” the first movement, “Anchored,” establishes an existential yearning amidst professional and amorous stasis and familial pressures. The second movement, “Liminal,” explores temporality and its relationship to place and memory. The third movement, “Renewal,” incorporates travel, family history, and art, transforming them into critical modes of aesthetic …
Autastic!, Torri Blue
Autastic!, Torri Blue
Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture
Artist Statement (creative writing, poetry):
"Autastic!" is a poem about the beauty and tenderness of autistic experience. It's also about autistic relationality--our connection with one another in the neurodivergent community, as well as with the more-than-human world. It's a snapshot of autistic culture and communication as lived by one autistic poet, an invitation into an "autistic we."
Where The Shadows Mark Me, Jan A. Wozniak
Where The Shadows Mark Me, Jan A. Wozniak
Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture
No abstract provided.
Midday Rehearsals—Philosopher’S Walk, Early Term, Jan A. Wozniak
Midday Rehearsals—Philosopher’S Walk, Early Term, Jan A. Wozniak
Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture
No abstract provided.
Parking Lot Lights, Rachel Furey
Parking Lot Lights, Rachel Furey
Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture
No abstract provided.
Neurodivergent Kintsugi, Jenée Stanfield
Neurodivergent Kintsugi, Jenée Stanfield
Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture
Jenée Stanfield is a late-realized, neuroqueer woman living in the Pacific Northwest with her spouse and her dog. She received her MFA in Creative Writing from Pacific Lutheran University and is currently working towards a MS in Restorative Practices at the International Institute for Restorative Practices.
She has presented professional development workshops and conference sessions on topics related to neurodivergent community and neurodivergent-affirming restorative practices in higher education. She co-founded a neurodivergent staff and faculty community at the college where she works as an advisor.
Retreat From Severodonetsk, Stan Galloway
On Ghosts, Sam Hamilton
Yellow Pajamas, Stan Galloway
Return Of The Sapiens, Kiya Whitaker
Dementia Unearthed, Kathy Fuller Guisewite
The Teammate, Not The Player, Mackenzie Buckley
Where Our Roots Remain, Sydney Collins
Weeping Willow’S Rose, Emelyn Buttercup Koene
What The Window Would Have Said, Emelyn Buttercup Koene
What The Window Would Have Said, Emelyn Buttercup Koene
Philomathean
No abstract provided.
Too Much Edgar Allan Poe, Stephanie S. Gardner
Pasado, Luis Gutierrez Palacios
Stork Lament Outside Mariupol, Stan Galloway
The Spot On The Highway Where The Fog Is The Thickest, Mason Lawhorne
The Spot On The Highway Where The Fog Is The Thickest, Mason Lawhorne
Philomathean
No abstract provided.
Untitled, Jess M.
Akur – A Ballad In Four Voices, Vanessa Rouillon
The Not So Easy Road, Samuel Oduro
Cherophobia, Elizabeth D’Aurora
In Memory’S Arms, Kiya Whitaker
Day In The Life Of A Labor And Delivery Nurse, Jordyn Roel
Day In The Life Of A Labor And Delivery Nurse, Jordyn Roel
Honors Projects
"Day in the Life: Labor & Delivery Nurse," explores the profound duality of labor and delivery from a nurse’s perspective. It will honor the sacred role of the labor and delivery (L&D) nurse, whose hands both welcome new life into the world and comfort those facing the unimaginable pain of loss. This piece aims to offer a deeply human and empathetic portrayal of the realities of this field, showcasing both the breathtaking beauty of birth and the profound grief of natal loss.
Lemonpoem, Ana Paul
Naked, Jenna Curtis