Banjo52

Conversation. Especially literature and language, education, football and baseball, movies, history, then and now, birds, two-lane roads. "Banjo" is a fun word, and the instrument can make fine music. But this isn't really a blog about banjos, except in the metaphorical sense of interesting sounds riding across a valley from one porch to another. Click on any photo to enlarge. Students, remember to footnote. All text and photos: © 2009-2014 Banjo52

Showing posts with label formalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label formalism. Show all posts
Aug 15, 2013

Mona Van Duyn’s “A Time of Bees”: Manly Men in Half-Rhyme

›
Mona Van Duyn’s “A Time of Bees”:   The Half-Rhyme of Men Being Men A Time of Bees by Mona Van Duyn : The Poetry Foundatio...
7 comments:
May 28, 2013

When a Snake is Just a Snake: Emily Dickinson and A.E. Stallings

›
Momentary by A. E. Stallings : Poetry Magazine A narrow fellow in the grass by Emily Dickinson : The Poetry Foundation "Momentary...
5 comments:
Oct 15, 2012

"The River" by Gregory Orr and the Villanelle as Form

›
The River by Gregory Orr : The Poetry Foundation Farmington River, Connecticut I was looking for a poem to go with my kayaking ...
6 comments:
Jan 12, 2010

Why I Am Not a Painter by Frank O'Hara : The Poetry Foundation [poem] : Find Poems and Poets. Discover Poetry.

›
Why I Am Not a Painter by Frank O'Hara : The Poetry Foundation [poem] : Find Poems and Poets. Discover Poetry. A South Carolina guy, mig...
5 comments:
Aug 18, 2009

THE NEW CRITICISM, Part 3, The Biographical Fallacy

›
The Biography of the Nut? The History of This Nut's Species? The Context of the Nut? What the Nut's Team of Psychoanalysts Said abou...
›
Home
View web version

About Me

My photo
Banjo52
Michigan, Ohio River Valley, United States
teacher, male
View my complete profile
Powered by Blogger.