Poets (Movement, Style, Themes) Flashcards
(24 cards)
Wystan Auden
Literary Movement- Post modernist (start of)
“Unknown Citizen”
John Berryman
Literary Movement- post modernist "The ball poem" -once it's gone, it's gone -lose of innocence -can't buy youth, memories, innocence
Anne Bradstreet
Literary Movement- neoclassic (colonial)
“Upon the Burning of our House”
William Bryant
Literary Movement- romantic
“The Waterfowl”
E.E Cummings
Literary Movement- modernist
“pity this busy monster, mankind”
It seems good, but it’s not
- we don’t understand progress
- -progress–comfortable disease
Emily Dickinson
Literary Movement- transcendental
“I Dwell in possibility”
Ralph Emerson
Literary Movement- transcendental
“Hymn”
Robert Frost
Literary Movement-modernist
“Summer Holiday”
Donald Hall
Literary Movement-
“The Man In The Dead Machine”
Randall Jarrell
Literary Movement-post modernist
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Robinson Jeffers
Literary Movement- modernist
“Summer Holiday”
Nature
-everything we built will one day be gone
Archibald MacLeish
Literary Movement- post modernist
“Ars Poetica”
-end of the world
-ww 1 was a circus
Edina St. Cincent Millay
Literary Movement- modernist
“Love is Not All”
Howard Nemerov
Literary Movement- post modernist
“Santa Clause”
Sylvia Plath
Literary Movement-post modernist
“Mushrooms”
Edgar Allen Poe
Literary Movement- Gothic
“The Raven”
Ezra Pound
Literary Movement- Modernist
“Fan-Piece, for her imperial majesty”
Robinson
Literary Movement-
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Caral Sandberg
Literary Movement- Modernist
“Prayers of Steel”
Anne Sexton
Literary Movement- Modernist
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Karl Shapiro
Literary Movement- Post Modernist
:”Auto Wreck”
Edward Taylor
Literary Movement- Neoclassical
“Huswifery”
Phillis Wheatley
Literary Movement- Neoclassical
“On Being Brought from Africa”
Walt Whitman
Literary Movement- Transcendental
“O Captain! My Captain!”