gluck Flashcards

1
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often argued as?

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a half confessional poet

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2
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lesser

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she blended deeply personal material with themes of nature

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3
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lesser

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her language is remarkably straight forward, staunchly close to the diction of ordinary speech

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4
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context

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personal traumas, universalised
before she was born, had a sibling who died, and states aside never meeting, she lives with this grief
depression; divorced

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5
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the garden

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“i couldn’t do it again, i hardly bear to look at it”
- falling in and out of complex love
- brewing arguments
- different views in relationships

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6
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the end of winter

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“you wanted to be born; i let you be born”
- ironic title
- truths about being a mother
- mother daughter relationship

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7
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the wild iris

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“at the end of my suffering there was a door”
- death isn’t the end of life, mysterious transformation
- resurrection

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8
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witchgrass

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“something comes into the world unwelcome calling disorder disorder”
- plant persona
- religious language
- weeds taking over nature

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9
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clear morning

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“i’ve watched you long enough i can speak to you any way i like”
- God
- new beginnings
- communication and superiority

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10
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retreating wind

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“when i made you i loved you, now i pity you”
- lexical field of everlasting wishes
- love, life and progress

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the hawthorn tree

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“side by side, not hand in hand”
- free speaker
- humans can’t come back from this dangerous lifestyle

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12
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love in the moonlight

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“sometimes a man or woman forces his despair on another person, which is called baring the heart, alternatively baring the soul”
- romantic assumption, but is actually quite dense
- motif of light

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13
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the doorway

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“i want to stay as i was still as the world is never still”
- extestential shifts
- free verse

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14
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midsummer

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“how can i help you when you all want different things”
- confrontational
- god x

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15
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end of summer

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“after all things occurred to me, the void occurred to me”
- plato’s cave, theory of forms, ideal perfect version

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16
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the white rose

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“this is the earth? then i don’t belong here.”
- humans corrupting nature

17
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lullaby

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“time to rest now; you have had enough excitement for the time being”
- mother to child
- imperious and commanding vs nurturing and loving

18
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early darkness

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“how can you say earth should give me joy?”
- traumas
- dark topic, soft language
- childhood

19
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september twilight

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“i gathered you togther, i can dispense with you-“
- humans and God
- material objects

20
Q

idk x

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glucks poetry addresses our desperare yearning for answers in a post secular modern world

21
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.

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“death of the authort achieved through active voice”