Presents a piece of poetry by A. A. Milne who is now best known as the author of the (1926) book but was quite well reputed before its publication for his plays and his poetry, including collections such as (1924). The style of "Veridical Perception" will be familiar to any who have read his work. (PsycINFO Database Record
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Presents a poem entitled The Ballad of Howard S. Whether or not Howard's mother can be said to have had an archival memory of his middle name is left to the reader's discretion. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved).
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe formal structure of both the sonnet and haiku present a dichotomous frame that the reader is invited to interpret in Likert-scale fashion. Included is the author's contribution to this tradition, which, were it to be translated into an MMPI-2 question, might contribute to Scales 2 (Depression) and 10 (Social Introversion). (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved).
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Beverly Boyd's work has appeared in The Healing Muse, Ibbetson Street Press, Miramar, Slant, and Slipstream, as well as in the anthologies Voices from the Porch (Main Street Rag, 2013) and Corners of the Mouth (DeerTree Press, 2014). She is also a coauthor of the poetry collection Where Our Palms Rest (Coalesce Press, 2013). A teacher of literature and writing for many years in Southern California, Boyd currently lives on the Central Coast where she cohosts a quarterly poetry reading series at a local library. About "Harvest," the author writes, "In writing 'Harvest' in the days preceding the first of two cataract surgeries, I tried to capture how I felt about work being done on my eyes. An avid reader, I am deeply grateful to the excellent surgeon who restored my vision." "Harvest" © 2018 by Beverly Boyd. Contact author:
Presents a piece of poetry by A. A. Milne who is now best known as the author of the (1926) book but was quite well reputed before its publication for his plays and his poetry, including collections such as (1924).
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