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Sonnets To Duse: And Other Poems (1907) by Sara Teasdale, 2007-10-22 Love Songs (1917) by Sara Teasdale, 2009-04-06 Sara Teasdale, woman & poet by William Drake, 1979 The Poetry of Sara Teasdale and Ella Wheeler Wilcox [Anthology] by Sara Teasdale, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, 2010-02-28 Sara Teasdale (Twayne's United States Authors Series) by Carol Schoen, 1986-11 Rainbow Gold: Poems Old And New Selected For Boys And Girls (1922) by Sara Teasdale, 2008-06-02 Those Who Love by Sara Teasdale, 1961 Christmas Carol by Sara Teasdale, 1996-09-15 The Answering Voice; One Hundred Love Lyrics by Women by Sara Teasdale, 2009-12-22 Stars To-Night Verses New and Old for Boys and Girls by Sara Teasdale, 1965-01-01 Christmas Carol by Sara Teasdale, 1996-08-14 The Answering Voice: Love Lyrics by Women (Granger Index Reprint Series) by Sara Teasdale, 1972-06 Dark of the Moon by Sara Teasdale, 2004-12-30 Love Songs and Rivers to the Sea by Sara Teasdale, 2009-10-30

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21. Bonnie Hamre Sara Teasdale Page
    Bonnie Hamre sara teasdale Page. sara teasdale. 1884 1933 of poetry and fell in love with the poems of sara teasdale. My mother smiled, seeing in me another woman who  
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    Extractions: Years ago, suffering from first love lost, I picked up my mother's book of poetry and fell in love with the poems of Sara Teasdale. My mother smiled, seeing in me another woman who believed Sara spoke only to her. And why not? For whom else could the following possibly be written? No one worth possessing I grew older and as the pain lessened, I forgot the comfort I had found in Sara's poetry and eventually forgot about her. That is, until I "found" her again by accident, browsing on the web, and re-read some of her poems. I felt a wealth of emotions, an intensity I hadn't felt in a long time. Fascinated, I read more, learning about the woman who lived at the turn of the century, through World War I, the 20's and the early thirties. Much of the passion she imbued in her words can be dismissed as facile sentiment. Until you think twice, and the fervor, the very real awareness seeps through your conscious and you vibrate with empathy.

22. The Strange Victory Of Sara Teasdale
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    Extractions: The Strange Victory of Sara Teasdale by Marya Zaturenska If every book must eventually find its own destiny, then the Collected Poems of Sara Teasdale has had a strange and enviable one. Though she is not among the names most mentioned in fashionable reviews, her poems seem secure among the noises of present controversy and changing techniques. One has a feeling that as time passes she will endure in some clear atmosphere of her own, when many better-known names are forgotten or are merely footnotes to literary history. For if not talked about, she is read and loved and quoted by people of discrimination. Her Collected Poems, first published in 1937, has gone into multiple printings and still shows no sign of falling off. It is obvious that a new generation is still calling for her work. Culture Poems of Passion Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems . Her enthusiasm for Duse and her legend was pure Teasdale, a romantic vision out of which she drew an almost mystical meaning, a symbolic beauty. Though Duse kept her male critics in a trance, her chief adorers were women. Was she not a plain woman who on the stage left an image of extraordinary grace and melancholy charm? Her great lover, D'Annunzio, had been unfaithful and had made her suffer. She suffered beautifully on the stage. It is difficult at this period to know exactly what Duse's gift was. One must consult an intelligent male opinion. The feverish quality of the Duse cult did not pass unnoticed by one of the brightest drama critics of the day—Max Beerbohm. He was not, he confessed, sadly overwhelmed by her personality—or even her acting. He saw power and nobility in her face and "in her little shrill voice," which had a certain charm. He admired her movements, which had both strength and grace. "But my prevailing emotion is hostile to her. I cannot surrender . . . and see in her incarnate womanhood, and the very spirit of the world's tears.... My prevailing impression is that of a great egoistic force, of a woman over-riding with an air of sombre unconcern, plays, mimes, critics and public.... l should admire this tremendous egoism very much indeed. In a woman it makes me uncomfortable. I dislike it. In the name of art, I protest against it."

23. Ben Franklin's Ghost Speaks To The 21st Century
    A poem by sara teasdale. With links.  
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24. University Of Delaware: SARA TEASDALE LETTERS TO ORRICK JOHNS
    Special Collections Department. sara teasdale Letters to Orrick Johns. 1909 1914. Biographical Note. American poet sara teasdale was born August 8, 1884, in St.  
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    Extractions: Contents List American poet Sara Teasdale was born August 8, 1884, in St. Louis, Missouri, to merchant John Warren and Mary Elizabeth (Willard) Teasdale. After attending Mrs. Lockwood's School and the Mary Institute she was graduated from Hosmer Hall in 1903. Between 1904 and 1907 Teasdale and a group of friends published a monthly literary magazine, The Potter's Wheel , which met with success in St. Louis. Teasdale traveled extensively and made frequent trips to Chicago, where she eventually became part of Harriet Monroe's Poetry magazine circle and met numerous other poets. After rejecting the poet Vachel Lindsay as a suitor, she married St. Louis businessman, Ernst Filsinger, in 1914. She divorced Filsinger in 1929, against his wishes.

25. Teasdale, Sara. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English Language: Four
    teasdale, sara. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language Fourth Edition. 2000. 2000. teasdale, sara. SYLLABICATION Teas·dale.  
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    Extractions: Select Search All Bartleby.com All Reference Columbia Encyclopedia World History Encyclopedia Cultural Literacy World Factbook Columbia Gazetteer American Heritage Coll. Dictionary Roget's Thesauri Roget's II: Thesaurus Roget's Int'l Thesaurus Quotations Bartlett's Quotations Columbia Quotations Simpson's Quotations Respectfully Quoted English Usage Modern Usage American English Fowler's King's English Strunk's Style Mencken's Language Cambridge History The King James Bible Oxford Shakespeare Gray's Anatomy Farmer's Cookbook Post's Etiquette Bulfinch's Mythology Frazer's Golden Bough All Verse Anthologies Dickinson, E. Eliot, T.S. Frost, R. Hopkins, G.M. Keats, J. Lawrence, D.H. Masters, E.L. Sandburg, C. Sassoon, S. Whitman, W. Wordsworth, W. Yeats, W.B. All Nonfiction Harvard Classics American Essays Einstein's Relativity Grant, U.S. Roosevelt, T. Wells's History Presidential Inaugurals All Fiction Shelf of Fiction Ghost Stories Short Stories Shaw, G.B. Stein, G. Stevenson, R.L. Wells, H.G. Reference American Heritage Dictionary teary-eyed ... BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition.

26. Teasdale, Sara - University Of Maryland
    teasdale, sara. Flame and Shadow. Helen of Troy and Other Poems. Love Songs. Rivers to the Sea. sara teasdale, Academy of American Poets. University Libraries, University of Maryland, College Park  
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27. Tribute To Sara Teasdale
    Tribute To sara teasdale. Collected Poems. But it wasn t until I discovered sara teasdale in my early teens that I realized their true strength.  
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    Extractions: Poetry, as defined in the dictionary, is lofty thought or impassioned feeling expressed in imaginative words. A poet is then a person who has the gift of poetic thought, imagination and creation, together with eloquence of expression. I have always loved words and the beauty they possessed in the hands of a skilled artisan. But it wasn't until I discovered Sara Teasdale in my early teens that I realized their true strength. In Sara's hands, words transformed into the warm, rich colors of the heart...sang of the clear, direct song from the soul. In her simplicity was genius. This is my tribute to her.

28. Sara Teasdale's Love Songs
    **sara teasdale's Poems** Day's Ending. The Solitary teasdale's Thoughts. To sara In Remembrance of sara teasdale. sara teasdale  
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29. Porkopolis - Best Loved Poems: Sara Teasdale
    teasdale, sara Trevor (Mrs. Ernst B. Filsinger), (1884 — 1933), US poet, raised in a family of staunch Baptists with a Puritan heritage in St Louis, she  
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    Extractions: Teasdale, Sara Trevor (Mrs. Ernst B. Filsinger) Poetry magazine and Harriet Monroe. In 1918 Teasdale was awarded the annual prize of the Poetry Society of America and the Columbia University Poetry Society Prize (forerunner of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry) for Love Songs . Teasdale's work had always been characterized by its simplicity and clarity, her use of classical forms, and her passionate and romantic subject matter. She wrote several volumes of delicate and highly personal verse. After rejecting the poet Vachel Lindsay as a suitor, she married St. Louis businessman, Ernst Filsinger, in 1914. She divorced in 1929 and lived the rest of her life as a semi-invalid. Weakened after a difficult bout with pneumonia she became almost reclusive. Teasdale committed suicide in 1933 with an overdose of barbiturates.

30. Teasdale, Sara - University Of Maryland
    teasdale, sara. Flame and Shadow Helen of Troy and Other Poems Love Songs Rivers to the Sea sara teasdale, Academy of American Poets  
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31. Sara Teasdale --  Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Online Article
    teasdale, sara Britannica Concise. , teasdale, sara American poet whose short, personal lyrics were noted for their classical simplicity and quiet intensity.  
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32. Books & Literature/Poetry/T/Teasdale, Sara
    the entire directory only this category Advanced Search. Listings. Home Books Literature Poetry T teasdale, sara. The Net The Net by sara teasdale.  
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33. Poet: Sara Teasdale - All Poems Of Sara Teasdale
    sara teasdale, • Poems Bonnie Hamre sara teasdale Page Bonnie Hamre sara teasdale Page sara teasdale 1884 1933 Years Would  
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34. Poet: Sarah Teasdale - All Poems Of Sarah Teasdale
    http//www.emule.com/poetry/?page=overview author=33 • site info sarah teasdale, sara teasdale Page 1 sarah teasdale MOODS I AM the still rain falling  
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35. Teasdale, Sara
    teasdale, sara, tEz dAl Pronunciation Key. teasdale, sara , 1884–1933, American poet, b. St. Louis. Related content from HighBeam Research on sara teasdale.  
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    Extractions: Teasdale, Sara [t E A l] Pronunciation Key Teasdale, Sara , American poet, b. St. Louis. She wrote several volumes of delicate and highly personal lyrics, including Helen of Troy and Other Poems Rivers to the Sea Flame and Shadow (1920), and Strange Victory (1933). An extraordinarily sensitive, almost reclusive, woman, Teasdale ended her life by suicide at the age of 48. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Sara Teasdale Teasdale, Sara (biography) (Her Heritage: A Biographical Encyclopedia of Famous American Women) (book reviews) (Publishers Weekly) (book reviews) (Entertainment Weekly) GROUP TAKES THE BUS TO SHARE CITY'S LITERARY LORE (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) FROM LIMERICKS TO SHAKESPEARE. (Publishers Weekly) (book reviews) (The New Leader) Birthday words...(Astrology)

36. Teasdale, Sara
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    Extractions: Teasdale, Sara [t E A l] Pronunciation Key Teasdale, Sara , American poet, b. St. Louis. She wrote several volumes of delicate and highly personal lyrics, including Helen of Troy and Other Poems Rivers to the Sea Flame and Shadow (1920), and Strange Victory (1933). An extraordinarily sensitive, almost reclusive, woman, Teasdale ended her life by suicide at the age of 48. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,

37. Bonnie Hamre: Biographical Information About Sara Teasdale
    Biographical Information about sara teasdale. If you have more information about sara, please add your comments to the sara teasdale Guest Book!  
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    Extractions: Biographical Information about Sara Teasdale The following information about Sara is from William Drake's biography, Sara was born in St. Louis, Missouri on August 8, 1884, the youngest child of John Warren Teasdale, a prominent businessman with a fine stable, and Mary Elizabeth Willard Teasdale, who were already in middle age at her birth. Mrs. Teasdale was socially prominent and both she and Mr. Teasdale were staunch Baptists with a Puritan heritage. Sarah (she dropped the 'h' when she first published her poetry) was known as Sadie within the family until she grew up. She was raised in the "Genteel Tradition" of her time, in which she was educated at home until she was nine, and then sent to girl's schools. She was a voracious reader, a keen observer of nature, and analytical about her emotions and responses. Sheltered and protected and thought to be frail by her family, even though there is no medical evidence to support ill-health, she was made to rest and retreat from the world when stressed. Over the years, she developed illness as response to stress and enervating experiences, and her preoccupation with death stems from an early age. Sara learned early to submerge her feelings under a placid, nice exterior. Her family was her world and she grew up in the company of adults. She learned the Puritan mode of doing what was good for her, no matter how difficult or distasteful, and as she grew older and learned more of the pleasures of the world she distinguished between her "Puritan" and "Greek" selves.

38. Browse Top Level > Texts > Project Gutenberg > Authors > T > Teasdale, Sara, 188
    There is no description available for this text. Author teasdale, sara, 18841933 Keywords Authors T teasdale, sara, 1884-1933; Titles F ; Literature.  
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39. Poems By Sara Teasdale [Category: Poem]
    Poems Index All available Poems of sara teasdale. Poems by sara teasdale. teasdale, sara o Rivers to the Sea A collection of 90 poems. GO TO TOP OF SCREEN.  
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40. Author Sara Teasdale - Books: Poem
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