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POETRY and Other Little Magazines. Oxford UP Modern Poetry. About the MoPo Blog. Stuff from Dr. Scansion. TS ELiot “The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock”. Frost’s Simplicity: Un-thoughtfulness or a Critique of the Complications We Inflict? Does anybody else miss Eliot? Langston Hughes’s “Ku Klux Klan” « bavatuesdays. On Audio-Video Adaptation of Hughes’s The Weary Blues. On Hughes and Pride. On BORDERLINE or H.D., the Movie. UMW Blogs Tags MoPo. If you want to add yourself to this blog, please log in.
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For the Online Modernist Poetry Journals Project, I chose to examine primitive Native American poetry interpretations by Modernist poets such as Dr. Frank Gordon, Lew Sarett, Mary Austin, and Constance Lindsay Skinner, each of which had some, if not a lot of interaction with Native American tribes, such as the Pueblos, the Navajo, and Shoshone to name a few. Using. I concluded that by inserting Native American poetry interpretations into. The mutations in Imagism became apparent, with the arrogant, singl...
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Wed, November 12, 7:00 pm Beau Sia ( performance poet. About the MoPo Blog. Stuff from Dr. Scansion. TS ELiot “The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock”. Frost’s Simplicity: Un-thoughtfulness or a Critique of the Complications We Inflict? Does anybody else miss Eliot? Langston Hughes’s “Ku Klux Klan” « bavatuesdays. On Audio-Video Adaptation of Hughes’s The Weary Blues. On Hughes and Pride. On BORDERLINE or H.D., the Movie. UMW Blogs Tags MoPo. If you want to add yourself to this blog, please log in.
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MoPo » Does anybody else miss Eliot?
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November 26, 2008. Does anybody else miss Eliot? 8212; Caden Cotard @ 1:04 pm. I know this is sort of random and, as much as I love the other Modernists we’ve been doing, I really miss Eliot. So I was poking around on youtube and found this video of (I think)Eliot’s actual voice reading Prufrock with a really creepy image of him to go along with it (sort of like The Lake Isle of Innesfree with Yeats). So here it is. In case anyone is interested. The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock. I know what you mean a...
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MoPo » TS ELiot “The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock”
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December 11, 2008. TS ELiot “The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock”. 8212; archive @ 12:20 pm. Comments Off on TS ELiot “The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock”. Feed for comments on this post. Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time. About the MoPo Blog. Stuff from Dr. Scansion. TS ELiot “The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock”. Frost’s Simplicity: Un-thoughtfulness or a Critique of the Complications We Inflict? Does anybody else miss Eliot? On Audio-Video Adaptation of Hughes’s The Weary Blues.
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MoPo » Birches: Homoerotic?
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November 25, 2008. 8212; Nathan @ 12:30 pm. Look at lines 19-20 (creepy female imagery) then the half-meaning of line 21 (But I was going to say when truth broke in) then line 23 (I should prefer to have some boy bend them). I see the speaker maybe trying to break out of heteronormativity. He feels as though he should be attracted to the females, but he prefers boy swinging on an obvious phallic symbol. The final line “One could do worse than be a swinger of birches” seems to be a subtle jab ...What peak...
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MoPo » BORDERLINE or H.D., the Movie
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November 2, 2008. BORDERLINE or H.D., the Movie. 8212; mscanlon @ 1:14 pm. We will screen Borderline on Thursday, Nov. 6, at 7:30 pm in Combs 237. Feel free to bring your jealous, curious friends. I thought this was cool! But the disrupting agents for Pete/Adah -Thorn and the pressures of the past- go largely unpunished for their crimes. I’m also going to go against the grain and say that I liked the soundtrack, excepting the last 20 minutes or so, when it started to move into smooth jazz territory.
