To aid direct searches for applicable criticism, all of the currently available criticism is listed below with the associated poet, poem, criticism type, and tags, as applicable. Criticism can also be filtered by these criteria using the sidebar on the right.
Title | Poet | Poem | Criticism Type | Tags |
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Albert J. Von Frank: On "Desert Places" | Robert Frost | Desert Places | Poem Criticism | Nature; Identity; Nothingness; Paradox; Meaning; absent-spiritedness; isolation; home |
Judith Oster: On "Desert Places" | Robert Frost | Desert Places | Poem Criticism | Nature; Personal Void; Nothingness; Absence; Loneliness; alliteration; fear; personal emptiness; blankness; Meter; expression |
Hayden Carruth: On "Two Tramps in Mudtime" | Robert Frost | Two Tramps in Mudtime | Poem Criticism | symbolism; winter; Nature; labor |
Frank Lentricchia: On "Birches" | Robert Frost | Birches | Poem Criticism | transcendence; consciousness; youth; Nature; imagination |
Clint Stevens: On "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" | Robert Frost | Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening | Poem Criticism | winter; Nature; Journey; Uncertainty; Meter |
Mark Richardson: On "Mending Wall" | Robert Frost | Mending Wall | Poem Criticism | Nature; Allies; Irony; competition |
C. K. Doreski: On "The Armadillo" | Elizabeth Bishop | The Armadillo | Poem Criticism | anger; outcry; fire; chaos; destruction; Wordsworth; Nature; environmentalism |
Steven Gould Axelrod on "Skunk Hour" | Poem Criticism | Nature; stain; sterility; ill; heiress; automobiles; steamshovels; scenery; sexuality; loveless | ||
Donald E. Thackrey: On 258 ("There's a certain Slant of light") | Emily Dickinson | 258 (There's a certain Slant of light,) | Poem Criticism | Nature; Structure; imagery; Tone; Style; Psychoanalysis; metaphysics |