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Friday Cwf Button Template Sheet, Providence College

Playbill and Promotion

Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance & Film

Friday CWF button template sheet for the Creative Writers Festival 2017

Giving Poems: Motivation And Personality In The Reading And Sharing Of Poetry, Leeann Bartolini

Collected Faculty Scholarship

Most of the psychological work on poetry has investigated the poet (Mason, Mort, Woo, 2015; Jamison, 1989) or the expressive act of writing poetry (Fink & Drake, 2016, Coulehan & Clary, 2005). The National Poetry Foundation commissioned a study in 2006 that examined the general habits of the American public in terms of reading and sharing poetry. This survey found:14% of American population reads poetry.Readers in general and poetry readers in particular tend to be women with higher level of education.Poetry readers are not loners – high amounts of leisure activity and high sociability.Poetry readers tend to have read poetry …

Columbia Poetry Review, Columbia College Chicago

Columbia Poetry Review

Literary journal produced annually featuring new poems, a selection of poems from past issues, and new work by Columbia Poetry faculty. Student Editors: David Fairbanks, Chrissy Martin, Doe Parker. Cover: Jay Goebel.

Santa Clara Review, Vol. 104, No. 2, Santa Clara University

Santa Clara Review

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Ivy Leaves, Volume 92, Ivy Leaves Editorial Staff

Ivy Leaves

The 2017 edition of the Anderson University journal of art and literature, Ivy Leaves.

The names of the known editors for this issue of Ivy Leaves were Jenni Harris, Grant Looper, Shelby Swing, Ruthie Snow, Randi Adams, Cara Ann Hendsbee, Haley Schvaneveldt, Caitlyn Lamb, Jennifer Bowers, Meredith Lyons, Michaela Staon, Tara Stewart, Ben Boerma, Jennifer Jefferson, Matt Swank, Shelby Kenrick, Lindsay Higgins, Cameron Ohls, Anna Tabor, Dr. Randall Wilhelm, and Tim Speaker.

New Elegies, Sarah Mccall

English Theses & Dissertations

This manuscript investigates a poetics of desire—how desire manifests in and around the self, the body, and the world. Bearing witness to desire has afforded me an opportunity to develop and refine my own sensibility in my poems, which are deeply personal and narrative by nature, and craft my work around these related themes: Spirituality, marriage, grief, home, identity, sobriety, love, and even racial and environmental concerns. In my work, desire represents a container for a broad consideration of yearning, and wanting—and how to manage such feelings every day, in the world.

Elegy motivates many of these poems, though like …

New Tricks (2017), John Nelson, Kennedi Ford, Robert Johnson, Luke Reiner, Brittni Shoup-Owens

New Tricks

Another great issue of New Tricks has been released thanks to the hard work of my fellow students, Rachel Bruntz, Brad Hamer, Robert Johnson, Luke Reiner, Brittni Shoup-Owens, and Keegan Struble. The team worked tirelessly to revamp the New Tricks website and in advertising, editing, and putting it together into something we are all proud of.

The 2017 Literary Stunt Dogs extends our deepest gratitude to Dr. John Nelson for his direction and contributions to the magazine, and to DSU's Sigma Tau Delta chapter and the English Club for their help sponsoring and funding the production. Special thanks to Chris …

Lavender, Joslynn Howard

Calliope

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New Leaves In My Garden, Raisa Haque

Calliope

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Homeless, Madeleine Guekguezian

Calliope

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Fly, Lee Kaj

Calliope

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Naked Before The Stars, Malcom Gingras

Calliope

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Orpheus, Spring 2017, University Of Dayton

Orpheus: UD's Literary and Artistic Magazine

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I'Ll Write You A Letter, Natalia Gevera

Calliope

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Sweet Soul Of Mine, Tazeen Hussain

Calliope

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Borderline Personality Disorder, Kaytee Dollens

Calliope

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He Gave Himself A Flower, Kathryn Harlan-Gran

Calliope

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Speaking To Honeybees, Alexander Wells

Masters Essays

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Cosmic, Kathryn Harlan-Gran

Calliope

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Cowboy Killers, Autumn Vancil

Calliope

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A Person, Andrew Rocha

Calliope

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Muse, Jennifer Morrow

Calliope

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Hide And Seek, Ashley Colombo

Calliope

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Wicked Devine, Chain O

Calliope

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I Know These Hands, Madeleine Guekguezian

Calliope

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In The Quiet Of Night, Malcom Gingras

Calliope

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We Had A Contract, Raisa Haque

Calliope

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Black Box 2017, Kelvin M. Russell, Elizabeth Kelly, Thomas Foelster, Keith Kreuz, E. Groom, Kyle Hansen, Sarah Moss, Marion Mager, Maria S. Icenogle, Reece Cabanas, Hannah Hoover, Patricia Watkins, Zach Dowling, Chris Adams, Chad Risa, Tia Kauppila, Alex Matos, Fras Alshangiti, Arian Dragos

Black Box

The Black Box is a creative publication dedicated to displaying the talented work of the Embry Riddle community. Creativity and ingenuity flow throughout ERAU and we want to put it on display.

Mexican Bingo, Amanda Michelle Galvan Huynh

English Theses & Dissertations

This collection of poetry is an elegy for what I have lost and what I have left behind in order to reach this point in my education. These poems attempt to be a witness to the Latinx community who migrated across Texas for field work, for a better future, and for their children. The collection is meant to communicate the loss of culture, generational differences, familial struggles, assimilation, health, womanhood, and trauma. While these poems are not all encompassing, they are a beginning and a way for me to better understand my role as a poet.

Writings: Poem March 19th, 1952, Poem March 9th, 1953, Edna Louise Saffy

Saffy Collection - All Textual Materials

Poems.