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The In-Between Seasons

27
Sep 2010
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Zach Culley (Luke Culley’s brother) wrote a poem about the in-between seasons.  I heard this poem in high school; Mr. Landell read it to us in Logic class, I believe.  I love the in-between seasons.  Here are some pictures from Phoenix in-between summer and autumn.  All of these photos were taken outside of my house […]

Category: Art, In-Between Seasons, It Is What It Is, Jerry, Nobility, Phoenix, Photography, Photos, SGA, waking up early, Zach Culley  Leave a Comment  Tags: , ,

John Donne Seminar

08
Sep 2010
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We’re having a seminar on John Donne’s A Valediction Forbidding Mourning. I think I understand most of what’s going on, but I have one question, which if you could help me understand, I would be very grateful.  Is this a poem about death, i.e. is the speaker dying?  Why does Donne mention virtuous men passing […]

Category: Alchemy, Conceits, It Is What It Is, John Donne, Junior Poets who did John Donne, love, Metaphysical Poets, Peter Kane Loves too much, Poetry  4 Comments  Tags: ,

‘Exstasie’s’ Centrality in Donne’s “The Exstasie”

24
Aug 2010
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ExtasieEssay I wrote this for Davies back in the day…UPRIGHT!!!!!!! (orthei)

Category: Dr. Davies, interdependence of the soul and body, It Is What It Is, John Donne, love, New Soul, Pedantriactivity, Peter Kane Loves too much, poetic knowledge, Poetry, The Exstasie, upright  One Comment  Tags:
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