Separation That Autumn Way
Date of Graduation
Spring 2005
Degree
Master of Arts in English
Department
English
Committee Chair
Jane Hoogestraat
Abstract
This collection of poetry deals with the issues concerning family, interpersonal relationships, and the act of work itself. The critical introduction cites much of the process and theory that goes into the composition so that readers may come to a greater understanding of them and of the writer. Many of the poems are written in free verse as well as blank verse influenced by both the British and American Romantics, Deep Imagists, the Beats, the Confessionals, the Post-Confessions and Language Poets.
Keywords
poetry, separation, autumn, domestic, work
Subject Categories
English Language and Literature
Copyright
© Joshua Stroup
Recommended Citation
Stroup, Joshua, "Separation That Autumn Way" (2005). MSU Graduate Theses/Dissertations. 2294.
https://bearworks.missouristate.edu/theses/2294
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