Sentences with phrase «narrative poem which»

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The film, which is based on a narrative poem by Joseph Moncure March, plays out in real time, beginning shortly before the fight, ending shortly after it.

In a similar style to his previous feature Beginners (which earned Christopher Plummer an Oscar in 2012), the director foregoes a straight narrative in favour of creating a movie which feels almost like someone warmly re-living the vital moments of their life, a visual poem or essay about the influences — the era, the people you know, the music and literature you consume — that shape one's identity.

An upper KS2 / lower KS3 lesson plan which explores a narrative poem by Siegfried Sassoon.

The «Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass» and poems by Walt Whitman and Robert Frost, which the teachers currently introduce in high school, were labeled middle - school texts.

Whether new to The Iliad or familiar with its riches, listeners are in for an unexpected treat with this splendid abridged audio of Lombardo's 1998 translation, which employs modern language and colloquial jargon without sacrificing the majesty of the classic poem or the narrative's well - loved images and metaphors.

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.

Vertigo Sea has as its narrative spine two remarkable books: Herman Melville's Moby - Dick (1851) and Heathcote Williams» epic poem Whale Nation (1988), a harrowing and inspiring work which charts the history, intelligence and majesty of the largest mammal on earth.

Echoing N. Dash's evocations of landscape, a recording of Giorno reading his poem «THERE WAS A BAD TREE,» which weaves a dynamic narrative around the life of a tree, will play in the gallery.

Opening: Marlene Dumas at David Zwirner For her first solo exhibition in New York since 2010, the South African - born, Amsterdam - based artist Marlene Dumas presents the exhibition «Myths & Mortals,» which features a series of works on paper commissioned for a recent Dutch adaptation of the William Shakespeare narrative poem «Venus and Adonis.»

Other featured contributions include Vibeke Tandberg's (b. 1967) installation, The Waste Land (2007), which plays with language and form by breaking down and re-ordering the poem's integral parts into a new narrative.

Here, photographs, drawings and film that inform Donachie's work, will actively contribute to a counter narrative, one in which the spaces of images dissolve into one another in the manner of an elliptical poem or conversation through time.

Inside is a hand macraméed fishing net from which hangs several mouth blown Japanese glass floats, keyrings and trinkets — each acting as anchors whose function is to cue up possible narratives or introduce certain personalities from the Frank O'Hara poem.