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Sara Teasdale - Page 2© Linda Sue Grimes
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Dec 3, 2002
She published three additional volumes of poetry, Flame and Shadow (1920), Dark of the Moon (1926), and Stars To-night (1930). In 1929 she and her husband separated and divorced. During her remaining years her health was poor, and after suffering pneumonia in 1933, she died from an overdose of barbiturates. Her Strange Victory was published posthumously, and a final volume, Collected Poems came out in 1937.
For a look at the special meaning this poet holds for her fans, visit Bonnie Hamre's Sara Teasdale Page. Also read about the poet's induction into the St. Louis Walk of Fame.
______________________________________________________ *from Laurence Perrine's Sound and Sense, Eighth Edition
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Hi Linda,Sorry I missed this article. I still remember Teasdale from high school English. Too bad that she is not more respected in academic circles. I have always admired her imagery and mus ...
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Thanks for the welcome and the suggestion for an article. I'll definitely look into wr ...
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Hi, Irene--
Thanks for the kind words. I look forward to working on my new topic. ...
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This is a favorite topic with me. I will definitely be subscribing to it and look forward to future articles!Might you write about another neglected 20th century poet, Stephen Vincent Benet? His p ...
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Your new topic looks great. I loved the Sara Teasdale article. Your thoughts on the poem Barter are excellent.Glad to have you on board with your second topic! Irene ...
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