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• Critical Essay on "We Live by What We See at Night"

  Author:Pamela Steed HillFrom:Poetry for Students (Vol. 13. )

  20011,615 words Critical essay A poem that contains a dedication line--such as, for my wife, to John, or, in the case here, for my father--often connotes sentimentality, signaling that the work is very personal, if not autobiographical. Martin...

• Review of Trumpets from the Islands of Their Eviction

  From: Review of Trumpets from the Islands of Their Eviction. Minnesota Review

  Fall 19911,629 words Book review, Critical essay [(review date fall 1991) In the following excerpted review, Frost praises Espada's Trumpets from the Islands of Their Eviction for its evocative fusion of history and personal experience.] Steven Mailloux uses the...

• Critical Essay on "We Live by What We See at Night"

  Author:Doreen PianoFrom:Poetry for Students (Vol. 13. )

  20011,335 words Critical essay Historically, the United States has been a place of new beginnings for millions of people from Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. In fact, the "immigrant experience" is part of our cultural...