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245 00 Poetry for students.|bVolume 22|h[electronic resource] :
|bpresenting analysis, context and criticism on commonly
studied poetry /|cAnne Marie Hacht, project editor ;
foreword by David Kelly.
260 Detroit, Mich. :|bGale,|cc2005.
440 0 Gale virtual reference library
500 "ISSN 1094-7019."
500 Each entry contains author biography (if attributed), poem
text, poem summary, themes, style, historical context,
critical overview, and criticism.
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Apple sauce for Eve - Marge Piercy -- Death sentences -
Radmila Lazic -- The forest - Susan Stewart -- If -
Rudyard Kipling -- It's a woman's world - Eavan Boland --
Metamorphoses - Ovid -- Omen - Edward Hirsch -- On the
threshold - Eugenio Montale -- The passionate shepherd to
his love - Christopher Marlowe -- Pineapples and
pomegranates - Paul Muldoon -- |tThe satyr's heart -
Brigit Pegeen Kelly -- The Toni Morrison dreams -
Elizabeth Alexander -- Trompe l'Oeil - Mary Jo Salter --
What I would ask my husband's dead father - Sharon
Hashimoto -- When I heard the learn'd astronomer - Walt
Whitman -- Why the classics - Zbigniew Herbert.
520 Provides analysis of the most frequently studied poems in
literature courses. Contains author biography (if
attributed), poem text, poem summary, themes, style,
historical context, critical overview, and criticism.
533 Electronic reproduction.|bFarmington Hills, Mi :|cGale.
|nAvailable via World Wide Web.
534 |pOriginal: |exxii, 336 p. : ill., photos. ; 29 cm.
538 Mode of access: Internet.
600 00 Ovid,|d43 B.C.-17 or 18 A.D.|tMetamorphoses.
600 10 Piercy, Marge.|tApple sauce for Eve.
600 10 Lazic, Radmila,|d1949-|tDeath sentences.
600 10 Stewart, Susan,|q(Susan A.),|d1952-|tForest.
600 10 Kipling, Rudyard,|d1865-1936.|tIf.
600 10 Boland, Eavan.|tIt's a woman's world.
600 10 Hirsch, Edward.|tOmen.
600 10 Montale, Eugenio,|d1896-|tOn the threshold.
600 10 Marlowe, Christopher,|d1564-1593.|tPassionate shepherd to
his love.
600 10 Muldoon, Paul.|tPineapples and pomegranates.
600 10 Kelly, Brigit Pegeen,|d1951-|tSatyr's heart.
600 10 Alexander, Elizabeth,|d1962-|tToni Morrison dreams.
600 10 Salter, Mary Jo.|tTrompe l'Oeil.
600 10 Hashimoto, Sharon.|tWhat I would ask my husband's dead
father.
600 10 Whitman, Walt,|d1819-1892.|tWhen I heard the learn'd
astronomer.
600 10 Herbert, Zbigniew.|tWhy the classics.
650 0 Poetry|xStudy and teaching.
650 0 Poetry|xHistory and criticism.
650 0 Poetry, Modern|y20th century|xHistory and criticism.
650 0 Ebook reference.
700 1 Hacht, Anne Marie,|eeditor.
710 2 Gale Group.
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