| Description |
xxvi, 59 leaves ; 29 cm. |
| Note |
Thesis (M.A.)--Truman State University, 2003. |
| Bibliography |
Bibliography: leaves 56-58. |
| Note |
Also available via World Wide Web from UMI's Current Research service. Address as of 12/19/2005:http://wwwlib.umi.com/cr/truman/fullcit?p1425558 |
| Summary |
"Mortal and Divine Trajectories is a first collection of free verse poetry that is part memoir, part existential journey. Working as a kind of extended meditation on the relationships between circumstance and desire, the poems' topics vary. Some call out the commonplace, others the profound, but each is a sketch of the human condition plotted across a larger trajectory of consequence. Classic dichotomies of give and take, self-determination and limitation, manifest and latent spiritualities and even the poet's pull between observation and intervention are explored. Together they work like a grand wayfinding system tracking the course between the directions we are given in life, what we divine for ourselves, and what is revealed in the end."--Abstract. |
| Subjects |
College students' writings.
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Poetry.
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| Other Author |
Truman State University.
Masters' theses.
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| Other Title |
Wayfinding the incarnate. |
| OCLC # |
61370382 |
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