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Emily Dickinson: The Men in Her Life Whether Emily Dickinson had lovers is still a mystery, however there were a number of men that may have influenced her intense and passionate poetry. emily dickinson's men in her life • men who influenced women poets • women poets • love lives of women poets • american women poets
Aemilia Lanyer: Redeeming Women Through Faith & Poetry (pt. 1) This provides an introduction to the life and writings of the English renaissance poet Aemilia Lanyer. aemilia lanyer • women poets • renaissance • salve deus rex judaeorum • christian poetry
African American Poet Phillis Wheatley Phillis Wheatley was snatched from her homeland at the age of seven and brought to the New World as a slave. She proved to be of superior intelligence and talent. phillis wheatley • poetry • black american poetry • women as poets • first book of poetry
Celebrating African American Women Poets Discussion of the significance of celebrating African American women poets during National Poetry Month and beyond. poetry • women's poetry • african american women's poetry • phillis wheatley • national poetry month.
Classic Authors: Emily Dickinson The first in a series about classic authors, the article contains a brief biography of Emily Dickinson. emily dickinson • amherst • poetry • american women poets
GWENDOLYN BROOKS: 1st African American to receive Pulitzer Prize A profile of Gwendolyn Brooks, who became the first African American to receive the Pulitzer Prize in 1950. african americans african aemrican women poets
Maya Angelou: Sows Legends and Harvests History With Spirited Poetry Readers may enjoy touching heart, mind and soul with this poetic voice of Maya Angelou's! Her poetry flourishes with the spirit filled with wisdom and fire. Merry Holidays! maya • angelou • poet • poems • poetry
Mona Van Duyn: The First U.S. Woman Poet Laureate One of the most exciting facts about Mona Van Duyn is that she was the first woman Poet Laureate of the United States. mona van duyn • poet laureate • imagery • tone
Review of Anne Sexton's "Her Kind" The poem "Her Kind" began life as "Night Voice on a Broomstick" and underwent several transformations before Sexton settled on the poem that became her signature piece. anne sexton • "her kind" • poetry • american poetry • women poets
Women's Poetry - Why? A reflection on the state of women's poetry in the world today. women's poetry • women poets
The Business of Poetry Learn tips and tools for writing and publishing poetry from an expert. America Online's Eileen Malone has published widely in many different literary fields. Her advice column reaches writers around the world. poetry • writing • publishing • keats • america online
'Waking the Dead' An analysis of the problems inherent in rediscovering and 'rewriting' the lives of nineteenth century women poets. poets • nineteenthcentury • coleridge • emily dickinson • christina rossetti
"Poetry is not a Luxury" Discussion of Audre Lorde's essay, "Poetry is Not a Luxury." audre lorde • african american women • black women • black women writers • african american women writers
Snapshot - Henniker Henniker, New Hampshire is the subject of "Snapshot" this month. Read about the people and places of a beautiful and unique town. henniker • new hampshire • ocean born mary • mary wallace • merrimack county
Writers Alice and Phoebe Cary A brief look at the lives and careers of the Cary sisters, Alice and Phoebe, from Cincinnati, Ohio. cary sisters • alice cary • poems • phoebe cary • women poets
A New, Bigger Room of Our Own Two award-winning zines on the Net, Perihelion and Conspire, devote their February issue to women writers. poetry • women's poetry • kayday • literature • zines
Feminism in the Ancient World Feminism is the movement which promotes a belief in the social, economic, and political equality of the sexes. the history of feminism • evidence of feminism in the ancient world • the early origins of feminist theory • a history of women's rights • a biography of sappho
In Search of Poetry at Home I went to look for poetry in my hometown. Come and see what I discovered. all about poetry • poetry month • kay day • dr. paula feldman • sonnets
An Examination of a Slave Girl About Poetry The idea that a black female slave born in Africa could compose poems in English was preposterous to many people in early America. So she had to pass a test. phillis wheatley • colonial boston • poets of colonial america • african-american poets • black poets
Wild Child - Paola Bilbrough (an interview) Australian/New Zealand poet, Paola Bilbrough, discusses her work and life with Billy Marshall Stoneking. paola • bilbrough • bell • tongue • new
Browning's Elizabeth Barrett Brief biography and works of English poet Elizabeth Barrett Bowning, famous for "Sonnets from the Portuguese." elizabeth barrett browning • how do i love thee • sonnets from the portuguese • elizabeth browning brief bio • works by elizabeth browning
Can Digital Literature Be Poetry? We've come a long way from the days when a "real poet" wrote only long-hand, perhaps transcribing a precious finished piece by typewriter. digital poetry • electronic literature • modern poetry • visual poetry • sound poetry
Finding New Ways to Honor Classic Traditions: African American Women's Literature in 2004 and Beyond Where is this topic going? Find out where we'll start, and how we can be in resonance about where the journey should go from there. black • balck • african american • women • woman
Language for a New Century: A Review Language for a New Century (W.W. Norton, 2008) is an exceptional anthology of contemporary Middle Eastern and Asian poetry featuring over 400 poems from 61 countries. contemporary poetry • middle east • asia • language for a new century • tina chang
Narrative Beginnings I I I How do poets subtly introduce background information to a narrative while maintaining poetic integrity? In Les Murray’s gritty drama, Fredy Neptune, photos help. poetry • poetic narrative • lyric narrative • les murray • fredy neptune
Phillis Wheatley: First African American Poet That a young black slave girl could write like a John Milton was not a fact easily digested back in Colonial America, when slaves were considered something less than human. Even Thomas Jefferson showed disdain for Phillis’ writing. phillis wheatley • poetry • thomas jefferson • george washington • england
And Still I Rise In honor of National Poetry Month an essay protraying the benefits of courage and determination by being influence by a poem of Maya Angelou, 2nd Renaissance Poet, "Still I Rise." maya angelou • still i rise • nichel anderson • writer • black writer
Dropping in on Ruth Daigon Ruth Daigon is second to none when it comes to tips for poets. poetry • ruth • daigon • kay • day
The Poetic Voice of Christina Conrad The poetry and art of performance poet, dramatist and artist, Christina Conrad, New Zealand's leading exponent of "art brut". christina • conrad • new • zealand • poetry
Off the Page, On the Stage : Poetry and Performance Poet, Liz Hall-Downs examines the "literary caberet" and looks at how the mingling of artists and creative thinkers has helped to counteract the isolation of solitary creation and encouraged the formation of literary movements that have gone on to influence societal values and perceptions. liz • hall • downs • performance • poetry |
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