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Author: Kelly Larsen

  • “We Have Not Long to Love”Tennessee Williams illustrates the necessity of savoring every moment

    “We Have Not Long to Love”
    Tennessee Williams illustrates the necessity of savoring every moment

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Elegy”Natasha Trethewey's poem offers her take on death, and so much more

    “Elegy”
    Natasha Trethewey’s poem offers her take on death, and so much more

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Tomorrow Is Another Day”
    Mathieu Lehanneur’s unique design inspires meditations on both life and death

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “At That Hour”Discussing love and death in James Joyce's "At That Hour"

    “At That Hour”
    Discussing love and death in James Joyce’s “At That Hour”

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Death, be not proud”John Donne suggests that death is, in fact, conquerable

    “Death, be not proud”
    John Donne suggests that death is, in fact, conquerable

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Death of a Salesman”Examining the effect of loss in "Death of a Salesman"

    “Death of a Salesman”
    Examining the effect of loss in “Death of a Salesman”

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “The Grave of Keats”Oscar Wilde gracefully laments the death of John Keats

    “The Grave of Keats”
    Oscar Wilde gracefully laments the death of John Keats

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Nothing Twice”Discussing "YOLO" and Wislawa Szymborska's "Nothing Twice"

    “Nothing Twice”
    Discussing “YOLO” and Wislawa Szymborska’s “Nothing Twice”

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”One of Robert Frost's most famous poems offers plenty of food for thought

    “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”
    One of Robert Frost’s most famous poems offers plenty of food for thought

    Kelly Larsen

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  • “Transfiguration”Louisa May Alcott's "Transfiguration" views death as "the true sucess"

    “Transfiguration”
    Louisa May Alcott’s “Transfiguration” views death as “the true sucess”

    Kelly Larsen

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