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  1. May Swenson | The Poetry Foundation

    If sometimes it seems he does touch it, it is only to be faced with a more distant, even less accessible mystery. Because all is movement—all is breathing change.” Swenson also wrote …

  2. May Swenson - Poet May Swenson Poems - Poem Hunter

    May Swenson poems, quotations and biography on May Swenson poet page. May Swenson poetry page; read all poems by May Swenson written.

  3. Question by May Swenson - Poems | Academy of American Poets

    From New & Selected Things Taking Place by May Swenson. Copyright © 1978 by the estate of May Swenson. Reprinted by permission of the estate of May Swenson. All rights reserved. …

  4. Collected Poems - Library of America

    Propelled by, in her words, “a craving to get through the curtains of things as they appear, to things as they are, and then into the larger, wilder space of things as they are becoming,” May …

  5. May Swenson Poems | Poemist

    Poems of May Swenson 7 Days On The Sea Analysis Of Baseball Bleeding Blue Cardinal Ideograms Feel Like A Bird Feel Me Fountains Of Aix Kiwi Landing On The Moon Little Lion …

  6. May Swenson - Wikipedia

    Swenson created poems in "iconograph" style, first published in her 1970 book Iconographs, in which she shaped lines of her poetry to create images relating to the poem's content.

  7. May Swenson - Best Poems

    Anna Thilda May Swenson is considered one of the most important English language poetesses of the 20th century. She published her first volume of poetry, Another Animal, in 1954.

  8. May Swenson Poems - Discover Swenson's Poetry - Poem

    Question ‘Question’ is a poem written in the form of an interrogation. Throughout this piece, May Swenson asks how she could hide her soul after the body dies.

  9. May Swenson Poems - InternetPoem.com

    2 days ago · Poet May Swenson, All Poems of May Swenson and best poem of May Swenson, his/her biography, comments and quotations.

  10. May Swenson Poems > My poetic side

    A number of her poems explore the nature of love, particularly between two women, and often combine the idea of nature reflecting sexuality. In 1958 she published A Cage of Spines and it …