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Wilfred Owen: Poet of the Great War

by R J Evans, Feb 4, 2008

A look at the life and some of the poems of Wilfred Owen.

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Poets Cornered Two

by Barry Carozzi, Feb 2, 2008

Time to look again at an ancient poetic form: the poetry of the Anglo-Saxons.

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There is Magic in Reading Books

by lalitha v.raman, Jan 26, 2008

No other footprints are louder than those of the footprints of the characters in your book.

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Frederick Douglass and Poetry

by Eric O., Jan 3, 2008

How the author, Frederick Douglass, uses poetry in his autobiography.

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Anglophone and Francophone Poetry

by e.flip, Dec 21, 2007

It is pride, pleasure, hunger, and pain. It is conflict and concord, they're one in the same. African poetry is all these things and more. Deep-rooted in struggle and apartheid, Anglophone and Francophone poems represent the best and worst that African life has to offer.

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Analysis of the Goblin Market

by Aine Mark, Dec 28, 2007

An in depth look at the poem The Goblin Market.

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"Island Man": A Review of Grace Nichols' Poem

by Jon Diprose, Jul 3, 2007

Grace's "island" seems to be a metaphor for man.

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Violence and Exquisite Beauty – The Aesthetics of Roy Campbell

by R J Dent, May 14, 2007

Many of the biographical details of Roy Campbell's life have contributed to his exquisitely beautiful poetry being willfully ignored by most of the publishing world.

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