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This document is an introduction to the poet Louise Bogan and her work addressing women's issues. It notes that Louise Bogan published her first book of poetry, "BODY OF THIS DEATH: POEMS" in 1923. Her poems revealed her novelty in presenting women's issues. The document also shares short excerpts from Bogan's poems, describing how women do not experience the wilderness and instead are provident, without seeing cattle or hearing snow water under culverts.
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- 1. B Y N I T H Y A A N N A J O S E E N G L I S H MOUNT TABOR TRAINING COLLEGE
- 2. WELCOME
- 3. Women in the present society…….
- 4. UNIT - II BREAKING BARRIERS
- 5. LOUISE BOGAN An American Poet Published her first book of poetry , “BODY OF THIS DEATH: POEMS” in 1923 Her poems reveal her novelty in presenting women’s issues
- 6. WOMEN
- 7. New Words WILDERNESS : An uncultivated land CONTENT : Satisfy PROVIDENT : Careful in planning CULVERTS : A water pipe that cross a road or railway BENEVOLENCE : Kind and Fair
- 8. Women have no wilderness in them, They are provident instead…
- 9. They do not see cattle cropping red winter grass…
- 10. They do not hear snow water going down under culverts shallow and clear…
- 11. THANK YOU