The High Price of Poetry
April 18, 2018[…] Sacrifice, now, was not glad, but grudging. In Winthrop House, in 1958, I was getting my morning news from The Harvard Crimson, often passed on from my younger brothers Owen and Nolan in Lowell […]
[…] Sacrifice, now, was not glad, but grudging. In Winthrop House, in 1958, I was getting my morning news from The Harvard Crimson, often passed on from my younger brothers Owen and Nolan in Lowell […]
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[…] generation but through a hundred generations. I bring to you a multitude who have asked for b read and have received a stone and who have asked for fish and have been given a […]
It was one of those crisp November days in Hershey, Pennsylvania, when I heard the news. Snuggled under a quilt, I was reading to my two young sons when the telephone interrupted us. It […]
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[…] When my daughters turn nineteen and join Relief Society, the message will be very different from the world view in Young Women. In Learn of Me, anonymous authors tell them that homemaking provides “ample […]
[…] son, Arthur, summed up the family’s feelings: “I will tell you why ,” he replied to a newspaper reporter in 1882. “I am the son of my father’s first wife, and had a mother […]
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[…] to Taysom, is that “Orsi is attempting to create categories that bring religious experience into the ‘real’ world rather than attempting to fence them off” (5). But Taysom’s biggest critique is that Orsi never […]