Annabelle Neidl3 Minute ExcerptBrief portion of my radio script: https://youtu.be/Hv5xN4NY-rQDec 2, 2022Dec 2, 2022
Annabelle NeidlDraftingI’m currently about halfway through the script. I still need to explain the exact ideological differences between Levertov and Duncan…Nov 21, 2022Nov 21, 2022
Annabelle NeidlFinal Project Progress—BrainstormingThe poetic form you’ve chosen & at least 1 poet/artists you are researchingNov 14, 2022Nov 14, 2022
Annabelle NeidlHip-Hop and Echo: Tracie Morris’s “Queens”Hip-hop is an ever-evolving form of poetry, constantly the subject of innovation as new generations of poets experiment with the…Oct 30, 20222Oct 30, 20222
Annabelle NeidlHumanity, Technology, and The BluesThe blues make personal catastrophe into an art form. Originating in improvisational oral performance, the blues have a long history of…Oct 24, 20221Oct 24, 20221
Annabelle NeidlinLinguistic ArchitectureLive Fast, Die Never: Iambic Pentameter in Gwendolyn Brooks’s “The Rites for Cousin Vit”Sonnets are traditionally composed of four quatrains and an ending couplet. This typically manifests in an abab, cdcd, efef, gg pattern of…Oct 10, 20222Oct 10, 20222
Annabelle NeidlinLinguistic ArchitectureCycles in Cycles: Repetition in Peter Meinke’s “Atomic Pantoum”The pantoum is a cycle. This is most easily observable when a poet is following all of the form’s rules, when lines and images and themes…Oct 3, 20224Oct 3, 20224
Annabelle NeidlinLinguistic ArchitectureImagery and Haiku: Knowing Something You Already KnewEssential to every haiku is its imagery. These poems function like photographs, brief snapshots of life delivered in 4k-clarity. So clear…Sep 18, 20222Sep 18, 20222
Annabelle NeidlinLinguistic ArchitectureHome is Where Your Mom Is: Religion, Domesticity, and Art in “Jewel House Ghazal”If a waltz could be transcribed, it would probably take the form of a ghazal. The dancers are the poet and poem itself, set to the…Sep 11, 20223Sep 11, 20223
