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Author: Kelly Larsen

  • “A Small, Good Thing” by Raymond CarverRaymond Carver's short story helps us remember the power of forgiveness

    “A Small, Good Thing” by Raymond Carver
    Raymond Carver’s short story helps us remember the power of forgiveness

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Millions long for immortality who don’t know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon.”

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Go Like This”Lorrie Moore's short story is modern in its ideas, and comical in its approach

    “Go Like This”
    Lorrie Moore’s short story is modern in its ideas, and comical in its approach

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “1” by Gabriello ChiabreraWilliam Wordsworth's beautiful translation conveys a bold message

    “1” by Gabriello Chiabrera
    William Wordsworth’s beautiful translation conveys a bold message

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Song of Myself”Walt Whitman sees the good fortune in dying

    “Song of Myself”
    Walt Whitman sees the good fortune in dying

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “In Salutation to the Eternal Peace”Sarojini Naidu's poem emphasizes an enjoyment of life

    “In Salutation to the Eternal Peace”
    Sarojini Naidu’s poem emphasizes an enjoyment of life

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “The Dead” by James JoyceJames Joyce shows us the importance of equilibrium between past and present

    “The Dead” by James Joyce
    James Joyce shows us the importance of equilibrium between past and present

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “The End”Rabindranath Tagore's poem reminds us that those we lose are always with us

    “The End”
    Rabindranath Tagore’s poem reminds us that those we lose are always with us

    Kelly Larsen

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  • How to Deal with a Loss? (Interview)

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “From a Train Window”Nature reminds us that death is part of her poetry

    “From a Train Window”
    Nature reminds us that death is part of her poetry

    Kelly Larsen

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