The Symbols of Death in Everette Maddox's Closing Time
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» pamela_saint - 20th Century Poetry
Hi Karen,I'm always thrilled to find fellow literature buffs at Suite101. I've recently begun to focus more attention in my spare time (whenever that may be...) on studying poetry, so I find your new site to be of particular interest. I enjoyed your first article, and I look forward to reading more--welcome!
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» blondegeek - New Editor and topic
Hi! I, too, am a great student of contemporary poetry, as well as art, and I wanted to say I loved your analysis. Also, it was a great poem to pick. Very spare, yet taut. I'm looking forward to your other articles.-- posted by blondegeek
» hadisdudley - Imagery
Maddox's imagery is always powerful. I agree with your views on the images and their significance. I especially like your observations on the speaker's loneliness. I also like your ideas regarding the lack of punctuation in the poem.-- posted by hadisdudley
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