Women by Louise Bogan
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Louise Bogan was an American poet who published her first book of poetry, Body of This Death: Poems, in 1923. This poem reveals women's issues by depicting women as confined to the "hot cell of their hearts" and unable to experience the wilderness, nature, or freedom that men can. The poem suggests that women wait when they should take journeys, stiffen when they should bend, and do not live fully due to being too cautious or indulgent in their love and lives.
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- 2. LOUISE BOGAN (1897-1970) •American poet •Published her first book of poetry, Body of This Death: Poems’ in 1923 •Her poems reveal women’s issues.
- 3. Women have no wilderness in them,
- 4. They are provident instead,
- 5. Content in the hot cell of their hearts To eat dusty bread.
- 6. They do not see cattle cropping red winter grass,
- 7. They do not hear Snow water going down under culverts Shallow and clear.
- 8. They wait when they should turn to journeys, They stiffen when they should bend.
- 9. They use against themselves that benevolence To which no man is friend.
- 10. They cannot think of...
- 11. ...so many crops to a field
- 12. Or of clean wood cleft by an axe.
- 13. Their love is an eager meaninglessness Too tense or too lax.
- 14. They hear in any whisper that speaks to them A shout and a cry. As like as not, when they take life over their door-sill They should let it go by.
- 15. THE END