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robert lowell

Robert Lowell unites a world event, a personal moment, and elements of religious belief tocreate a realistic theme, granting him the title “Father of Confessional Poetry”. Lowell’sfamily history, his bouts of madness, marital problems, and scandalous opinions all wererequired for his unruly art. Lowell used detail from life to position his readers in psychicmoments from which truths were spoken. Critics went so far as to describe Lowell as a Lowells domestic turmoil and family history is also reflected heavily in his works. In the ‘Quaker Graveyard in Nantucket,’ Robert Lowell uses the occasion of his cousinsearly death to write a poem of a lost cousin that was killed aboard his naval ship duringWorld War II. Later this poem served as an elegy at his cousins funeral. ‘For the UnionDead’ is thought to be a family poem in its sources. Lowell quotes from a letter thatCharles Russell Lowell, wrote home to his wife, Josephine, about her brothers burial. In‘Life Studies’, Lowell reveals his inner torments as a child. He talks openly about hismother’s death and his father’s alcoholism. In one line he compares his father to an out of


Later, Lowell used the anti war theme in other works to reach hieghts ofpublic fame. ” The World Book Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Increasingly the public began to think of Lowell as a latter-day HenryAdams. Lowells early poems dealt with the failures in strengths of religious and historicaltradition. This was writtento relate with America’s own sexual revolution (McAllister 222). Thelines “Now as white and winded as a Kite” Lowell explains his experience of unhappinessand taken advantage of in his second marriage. ’ In this line he refers to his bipolar disorder (Parker 292). In onestanza he called the war unnecessary and immoral. Lowelll published his second collection of poetry. Lowell sets religious concerns as well as raw biographicalinformation in these books. Lowell describes theEisenhower period as ‘agonizing undominance.

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