Sentences with phrase «found poem»

Here, private utterance becomes part of a larger choral arrangement as the collection widens to include erasures of The Declaration of Independence and the correspondence between slave owners, a found poem comprised of evidence of corporate pollution and accounts of near - death experiences, a sequence of letters written by African Americans enlisted in the Civil War, and the survivors» reports of recent immigrants and refugees.

A «found poem» is one that is created using only words, phrases, or quotations that have been selected and rearranged from another text.

The next day in class, students can use their own or someone else's notes from which to create a «found poem» as they did with Whitman's notebook page.

When each student has found a poem, ask students to make a copy and practice reading the poem aloud.

The story involves a marriage at war between a Queens high - steel worker named Nick (James Gandolfini) and his tempestuous wife Kitty (Susan Sarandon), who has found a poem he wrote to his mistress (Kate Winslet), or more accurately to that part of her he most treasures.

I recently found a poem, called When I Became a Christian by Adrian Plass, which shares the faith and fear of following Jesus.

An atheist who has written nothing for years, Ka finds poems suddenly coming to him in Kars, and he attributes this creativity to a newfound love for God.

When I first read Herbert years ago, I found his poems to «preach» too much for my liking; Country Parson, however, gives me new appreciation for the blunt morals of his verses.

«Only rarely,» she said, «do you find a poem in which the poet wins.»

I find his poem to be inspiring.

In the poem section, find a poem that expresses how you feel about your partner.

I found her poems very touching, very deep in meaning, dealing with themes of death and immortality.

In the poem section, find a poem that expresses how you feel about your partner.

It's also useful to help students find a poem to share for Poem in Your Pocket Day.

Poetry - related apps abound, but this one features the right combination of whimsy and challenge to engage students in helping you find poems to share with the entire class.

The voice recording will help children to speak well, and on my website they can find the poem with my mini-beast poems and can listen to it and read it again at home with parents.

Can they find poems written about other disciplines?

To create found poems, students must choose language that is particularly meaningful or interesting to them and organize the language around a theme or message.

These words and phrases can be used to create individual or group found poems.

Then challenge students to find a poem or story excerpt that makes them feel deeply, and invite them to share it with the group.

After a discussion about significant themes in the personal narratives in Making It Home, students can write found poems in which they use words from a selection of text and rearrange and edit them in poetic form, capturing the essence of the narrator's experience.

You may also have troubled finding your poem among the 3,000 + others.

The newly appointed curator's previous curatorial credits includes «Empire / State: Artists Engaging Globalization,» which she co-curated while enrolled in the Whitney Independent Study Program in 2002, Suzanne McClelland, Found Poems from a Lost Time by Suzanne McClelland, Jasper Johns: Early Prints from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and his Family Foundation, Postwar British Prints, and Vinland: Recent Work by Cindy Bernard.

The birds have since spread into the millions across the U.S. Hannah Weiner (b. 1928, Providence, RI; d. 1997, New York, NY) Code Poems, 1968 First published by Open Source (1982) Courtesy of Charles Bernstein for Hannah Weiner in trust In the 1960s, renowned poet Hannah Weiner created a series of found poems using The International Code of Signals: morse code, semaphores, and maritime signal flags.

Finding the poem in the obfuscated C code you provide is certainly possible.

From these he mined his extraordinary collection of found poems, TestimonyCharles Reznikoff's Testimony: The United States (1885 - 1915) Recitative, published in two volumes by Black Sparrow in 1978, is 530 pages of short poem - sections extracted from court - room witness statements.

Not exact matches

This translation of the 8th Century poem isn't just for Buddhists, but anyone hoping to find inner peace, practice patience, or learn how to concentrate on the profound subjects that matter most to us.

What Hilaire Belloc actually wrote (originally in The Path to Rome, page 106 of the Doubleday - Image ed., 1956, later found in his collected poems, a copy of which I do not have at hand) was this: But Catholic men that live upon wine Are deep in the water, and frank, and fine; Wherever I travel I find it so, Benedicamus Domino.

He does not give us the impression that he and I are exactly the kind of people who reach heaven easily, a move too often found at the conclusion of a Mary Oliver poem.

And, given the mission of First Things, poems that deal with religion, politics, and their intersection — the hardest to find and write.

The poem I was thinking about is called «Too Much To Ask» — the pages are dog - eared and so I found it easily.

While the poems themselves may on occasion hint at this equation, the prose, which controls them and our understanding of them, eventually serves to release a secret: loving Beatrice was his way of finding Christ in his «new life» (a phrase that can hardly fail to bring to mind Paul's frequent insistence on our conversion from the old way of being to the new).

This same criticism of religion is found in his poem «Christians and Pagans»: «Men go to God when they are sore bestead.

If you read Robert Frost's famous poem, «The Road Not Taken,» you'll find that it is all about woods and paths and yellow leaves.

Look at it through microscopes, analyze the printer's ink and the paper, study it (in that way) as long as you like; you will never find something over and above all the products of analysis whereof you can say «This is the poem».

As I have struggled with my own calling, I have found that I share much in common with George Herbert in his wonderful poem «The Collar.»

There is, however, a larger plot to the poem, wherein all of its disparate elements and wild divarications find their home.

But part of the answer may be his sense of private language, as reflected in his longest poem by far, «The Secret Language of Women,» about the Chinese women who found a way to communicate with their sisters in spite of the Maoist revolution and all the powers of earth.

But poring over his poems and translations, I find something even deeper.

These are poems that take as their beginning point headlines from the National Enquirer: «Beauty Queen Has Monster Child,» «Woman Picked up by UFO, Flown into Black Hole,» «Sweethearts Vanish in Tunnel of Love,» «Human Boy Found in Indian Jungle Among Wolf Pack.»

Pascal longed to build a home for human beings in the world he inherited, he burned «with desire to find solid ground and an ultimate sure foundation whereon to build a tower reaching to the Infinite» — that is, to construct a poem like that of Dante which would locate human being in the new scheme of things.

For almost every situation, you will find not only nonfiction works, but also lively novels and poems that help us to see our situation in new ways, and a little online research can easily help you find them.

Some of the clearest statements regarding Yahweh's antagonistic warfare against Israel are found in the collection of poems known as the book of Lamentations.

The Gita, which is part of a massive epic poem called the Mahabharata, explores the crisis of conscience that faces the warrior Arjuna when he finds himself opposed in battle by members of his own family.

This poem is to be found in Dutt's translation of the epic, in The Ramayana and Mahabharata, pp. 217 - 230, Everyman's Library, E. P. Dutton & Co., N. Y. 51.

To examine Ivan's poem about the Grand Inquisitor is to find the same mixture of perversion and insight, rebellion and belief.

For those of us who find it impossible to cast a vote for either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump on November 8, this poem by Artur Miedzyrzecki, written during Poland's Solidarity revolution, has a certain resonance:

The two poems of Namdev contained in the Granth are not the equal of some found elsewhere, or else the translation is not so well done.

Ahava repeated a finding I'd discovered in my research, that the first line of the Proverbs 31 poem — «a virtuous woman who can find?»

Superior to any of his verse found in the Granth is a poem that has been preserved in manuscript form.