Articles related to "Poetry Title"

Examining the title is the first step in how to analyse a poem. This article demonstrates how the title of T S Eliot's poem, "Anima" gives clues to the poem's meaning.

The T S Eliot poem, "Animula" contains several classical allusions which provide a key to the poem interpretation. Eliot shows the withering of the fearful, stifled soul.

In 1922, in Nashville, Tennessee, a major literary movement began with the appearance of the magazine, The Fugitive.

Entering poetry contests can be a great way for would-be poets to get their work out there. Here are some tips for finding contests and submitting winning poems.

Some people write poetry just for themselves, but for those who dream of seeing their poems - and their names - in print, here are some tips for getting published.

African Americans have contributed to national and international landscapes with a focused vision and a myriad of achievements.

In 1895, a slim volume of short stories, The King in Yellow appeared from the little known publisher F.T. Neeley that would change genré fiction for times to come.