Lindsay PerrilloTo Mother or To Die: Miss Saigon & Sex Work in the Male GazeOne of the most can’t-look-away-from-this-car-wreck moments in my life was my first exposure to the musical Miss Saigon, a 1989 musical by…Apr 29Apr 29
Lindsay PerrilloMixtape Bibliography“Diane Di Prima.” Poetry Foundation, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/diane-di-prima.Apr 26, 2023Apr 26, 2023
Lindsay PerrilloMichael McClure and Form: Creating a Rose From Just WordsIn Michael McClure’s poem “Watching the Stolen Rose” he uses form to enhance the meaning of his poem.Mar 19, 2023Mar 19, 2023
Lindsay PerrilloAmiri Baraka and Allusions to the AncientIn the poem “Way Out West”, Amiri Baraka uses many single reference allusions to Greek mythology in order to convey the theme of aging.Mar 12, 20231Mar 12, 20231
Lindsay PerrilloinThe Beat MixtapesMcClure’s Separate Consciousness and the Examination of Parts of a WholeIn his “Peyote Poem”, Michael McClure uses synecdoche to reflect the world as someone high on the drug would experience it. This experience…Feb 19, 20231Feb 19, 20231
Lindsay PerrilloGary Snyder and Mood Setting ImageryIn his poem “Higashi Hongwanji” Gary Snyder creates a mood of serenity and seclusion through the use of imagery.Feb 12, 20231Feb 12, 20231
Lindsay PerrilloinThe Beat MixtapesJack Kerouac, Charlie Parker, and the Nature of Art and DeathIn the “240th Chorus” of Jack Kerouac’s informally titled “Charlie Parker” series in “Mexico City Blues”, the pattern of meter and rhythm…Jan 29, 20232Jan 29, 20232
