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Comparing Poetry Of Elizabeth Bishop And Robert Lowell
1,087 wordsElizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell, both modern poets, have many similarities, not only in their writing, but emotionally as well. Bishop dedicates her poem, The Armadillo, to Lowell. Remarkably, Lowells poem, Skunk Hour, is dedicated to Bishop in the same manner. That is not the only similarity. Both Bishop and Lowell use symbols to convey the relationships between humans and nature. Personification is a most useful method to describe the animals as the animals in their poems are said to repres...
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Comparing Poetry Of Elizabeth Bishop And Robert Lowell
1,068 words... r millionaire? He is a person who retires to the town during the summer only portraying to be a millionaire rather than being one. He displays the town people as being lethargic. The proof of this statement can be seen in his description of the interior decorator because there is no money in his work, / hed rather marry (23 - 24). To justify the meaning of the skunks, Lowell states that the skunks are both quixotic and barbarously absurd, hence the tone of amusement and defiance (210). Bisho...
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Industrial Revolutions Francis Cabot Lowell
1,448 wordsIndustrial Revolutions (Francis Cabot Lowell) Among many factors that contributed towards making America great, the early industrialization of this country was probably the most important one. By introducing innovative industrial technologies early in 19 th century, the American commercial elite of the time was able to turn United States into fully industrialized nation by the year 1860. It is practically impossible for any researcher of this period in the history of United States, to skip menti...
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3,173 words" Reading Amy Lowells Body (s) " An Essay By Melissa" Reading Amy Lowells Body (s) " An Essay By Melissa Bradshaw Melissa Bradshaw You said, I think, 300 pounds and a charmer... Poor Amy, poor Amy. It is all very distressing and my Arm Chair has never been the same since she bounced with glee over some witticism. No upholsterer can do anything with it, the springs still do such funny things. Ezra Pound, writing to Alice Corbin Henderson In letters and critical memoirs of key ...
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Quot Lowell Fixed Stars
2,070 wordsThomas R. Edwards Imagistically the poem is built upon " enclosure" burial by snow, the subways vaults, the truss of the El, the interred Union dead, the sword in the groove foreshadowing the " mausoleum" of the last line. But these images suggest not only constraint and death but ceremony, formal rituals like burial, inauguration, or for that matter battle itself. The city observes the occasion: the subways drum, the girders " charge" as the poet passes them, the s...
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957 wordsThe Bedlam Association Of Lowell&# 038; Sexton Essay, The Bedlam Association Of Lowell&# 038; Sexton In September of 1958, Anne Sexton enrolled in a graduate level poetry class at Boston University and began her career as a poet. Her professor was the highly-esteemed Robert Lowell, famous among the Boston Brahmin for his literary and intellectual family as well as his own work. In that September, Lowell had yet to publish Life Studies or For the Union Dead, the two publications that would bring ...
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6,421 wordsIn On " Sisters" Annette Kolodny In many ways, Amy Lowell anticipated the recent feminist critique of Bloomian poetics when, in 1925, she applied his question " For why do men write poems? " to " we women who write poetry" : Taking us by and large, were a queer lot We women who write poetry. And when you think How few of us there been, its queerer still. I wonder what it is that makes us do it. She explains why there have been so few women poets by noting that women...
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