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Author: Kelly Larsen

  • “Remember”Joy Harjo's poem shows how looking back can guide us through the future

    “Remember”
    Joy Harjo’s poem shows how looking back can guide us through the future

    Kelly Larsen

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  • What is Green Cremation? (Interview)

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Cloud-Eye”Katherine Gallagher's poem shows that everything is about perspective

    “Cloud-Eye”
    Katherine Gallagher’s poem shows that everything is about perspective

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Epitaph on William Muir”Robert Burns's "Epitaph on William Muir" offers a sweet final farewell

    “Epitaph on William Muir”
    Robert Burns’s “Epitaph on William Muir” offers a sweet final farewell

    Kelly Larsen

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  • The “Unity” of Life and Death
    Jay DeFoe’s masterpiece, “The Rose,” brings two opposite concepts together

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Perfection Wasted”The lovely John Updike poem turns a simple idea into so much more

    “Perfection Wasted”
    The lovely John Updike poem turns a simple idea into so much more

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “In Dreams Begin Responsibilities” by Delmore SchwartzDelmore Schwartz's famous short story illustrates that it's the future we can change, not the past

    “In Dreams Begin Responsibilities” by Delmore Schwartz
    Delmore Schwartz’s famous short story illustrates that it’s the future we can change, not the past

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Remember”Christina Rossetti reminds us that grief need not be permanent

    “Remember”
    Christina Rossetti reminds us that grief need not be permanent

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “A Song for New Year’s Eve”William Cullen Bryant compares the end of the year to the end-of-life experience

    “A Song for New Year’s Eve”
    William Cullen Bryant compares the end of the year to the end-of-life experience

    Kelly Larsen

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  • Art and the Death Penalty
    Artist Julie Green’s “The Last Supper” exhibit makes a major statement about the death penalty

    Kelly Larsen

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