Subjects: “...Seventeenth-century poets...”
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“...Although Paul Hamilton Hayne was the acknowledged poet laureate of the South at the time of his...”
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“... of the cowards who flee is evident. The way the poet views the Vikings, however, is slightly less obvious...”
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“...As an Irish farm boy turned educated poet, Seamus Heaney navigates a liminal space between...”
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“... between Catherine Byron, the mother of the poet, and her solicitor John Hanson. The importance...”
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“...Over the past two decades, American poet Jorie Graham has composed six books of poems. Graham...”
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“...In this collection the poet explores the gyre of domestic life and specifically how this complex...”
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“...), and, consequently, more direct in their expression of the poet's emotional vulnerability. Whether the poems...”
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“... by which the poet adapts and grafts them together to form a culturally amalgamated text—neither explicitly...”
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“.... In the chaos of this, the reader finds kernels of meaning just as the poet did in process. === Master of Fine...”
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“...The three major satires by the seventeenth-century poet John Dryden are reassessed for their mutual...”
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“...In 1708 Colonial poet Ebenezer Cooke published a satirical poem entitled The Sot-Weed Factor...”
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“...Throughout the career of E. E. Cummings critics maintained that the poet displayed a lack of growth...”
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“... and through the body. The poet also explores form and poetic mode, in disrupted or reimagined narrative...”
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“... political ambition to achieve the status of poet laureate in a noble, courtly manner, but he snarls like a...”
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“... audience and articulates the purpose of the poet in the following lines: â we are the keepers...”
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“..., the subject (poet) remains on trial/in crisis, and poetic expression reveals the “jouissance” or unspoken...”
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“... by an Englishwoman. I base my assertion largely upon the works of Torquato Tasso, the first poet to produce an epic...”
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“...Starting with my own travel experiences, and with the help of poets, Elizabeth Bishop, Jorie Graham...”
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“... the heteronormativity and racism that girds the faith to which they cling. Whereas many contemporary poets eschew...”
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