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“Poem’s title” by Poem’s Author
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“Taking Pictures” by Sam Phillips
When I thought about what song to choose for our last day of class, one in which we’re talking about the poetics of songs, I thought of “Taking Pictures” by Sam Phillips. In addition to being a recording artist, she … Continue reading
“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” by T. S. Eliot
First impressions: LOVE:romantic, beautiful, happy–or it can sad, gloomy, harsh EXPRESSIVE SONG: smoothness in word choice, flow, something about the sound/rhythm of it should be like a song LOVE SONG: lots of metaphors, esp grand metaphors After listening to the … Continue reading
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Last required blog posts of the semester
In addition to the posts you’ll add to complete the Essay #2 assignment, everyone has one more post to write for the semester (missing a post? stay tuned!). For Sunday, 5/6, please write a blog post, and comment on one … Continue reading
Collage poem from Junot Diaz’s “The Brief Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao”
Here is the poem we wrote in class last week: Pendejo shitting diablo affixed cheatedĀ pajaro moronic encouraged perrito puta cut Anathema dune fuckedupness badmash karma Nineteen voracious chincha flank snickered What do you think the poem says? How is … Continue reading
Experimenting with Poetry
In class, we are going to try some poetry experiments, after looking at examples of several well-known experiments. These include Tom Phillips’s A Humument, Jackson MacLow’s The Virginia Woolf Poems, the Surrealist experiment known as exquisite corpse, and some Ā … Continue reading
For our next class: Junot Diaz
For our net class, please read the short story “The Brief Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao” by Junot Diaz. Diaz won the Pulitzer Prize for the full-length novel version of this story. In addition, read one other written piece by … Continue reading
Poetry in Public Space: A Reading by South African Poet Laureate Keorapetse Kgositsile
Friday, April 20, 2012 Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue, NY, NY 10016 Room 4406 4:00PM Poetry in Public Space: A Reading by South African Poet Laureate Keorapetse Kgositsile And Conversation With Professor Meena Alexander, Graduate Center Ā South African Poet Laureate … Continue reading
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Reading for 4/18: Revising “Poetry” by Marianne Moore
In class on Wednesday, 4/18, we will discuss a few different versions of Marianne Moore’s poem, “Poetry”: Poetry-Marianne Moore-versions.doc.Ā In addition, I ask that you read this article from SlateĀ in which poet Robert Pinsky addresses two of the most well known … Continue reading