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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Nature poetry"”.
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Reweaving the Rainbow: Science in Romantic Poetry
… is a danger in a cold, scientific perspective on nature and on human life, they grounded both their nature poetry and their visionary poetry in terms of atoms, ether, and stratigraphy.
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The natural and rural world in twentieth century British poetry
… of urbanisation and industrialisationg British poetry has often seemed more concerned with the natural and rural world. The thesis uses this paradox to explore two particular aspects of Twentieth Century poetry of the natural azid rural world -'its attitude and orientation towards the actual …
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Scatterbrain
<p>Praised by poet Allison Joseph (Confessions of a Bare-faced Woman) for its range of imagery and subject matter, SCATTERBRAIN explores the many shapes loss can take; from the loss of childhood, autonomy, and identity, to the simple sting of the everyday ways we lose our minds. </p>
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Fences & Fault-lines, Deadfalls & Snares
The following collection of poems, Fences & Fault-lines, Deadfalls & Snares, attempts to chart the hierarchies mapped in the English language. Those in power–governments, churches, movements, militaries, businesses–manipulate our language to bait us, the threat of violence hanging overhead like a …
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Fences & Fault-lines, Deadfalls & Snares
The following collection of poems, Fences & Fault-lines, Deadfalls & Snares, attempts to chart the hierarchies mapped in the English language. Those in power–governments, churches, movements, militaries, businesses–manipulate our language to bait us, the threat of violence hanging overhead like a …
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Stare Meal
<p>Poetry manuscript</p>
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Stare Meal
<p>Poetry manuscript</p>
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Animism in Whitman: "Multitudes" of Interpretations?
<p>Walt Whitman used animistic techniques in his poetry and prose, specifically "Song of the Redwood Tree," "Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking," and Specimen Days. The term animism can be traced to the Latin root of the word, anime, which connotes a "soul" or "vitality." So, when one is talking …
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Carved
… destructive imprint and the resiliency of nature in reclaiming what humanity sought to exploit and conquer. The poems expose the ironies in how we imagine things to be, compared to their reality. Some of the poems also draw parallels between the process of going underground and that of …
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Let's Waltz the Rumba
… that deals with loss, love, nostalgia, memory, nature (both human and wild), and the self. The title is a Fats Waller quote I found as the epigraph in one of my favorite books, The World Doesn’t End by Charles Simic. While it is literally impossible to waltz the rumba, since they are two …