Molly Tulk

An Interpretation Through Color of Mary Cavendish’s poem: It Is Hard to Believe that There Are Other Worlds in this World

What initially prompted this project was the realization that most of the analysis I do of literature done both within this class and outside of it, is purely based on the text that is presented in front of me—analysis made based on what is immediately seen, rather than what is not seen. As I seekContinue reading “An Interpretation Through Color of Mary Cavendish’s poem: It Is Hard to Believe that There Are Other Worlds in this World”

Project 1: Empowering The Feminist Voice Through Creative Mediums

The catalyst for the creation of the piece I Speak began when I read The Wife’s Lament, a tormented poem from the tenth century by an unnamed poet written from the voice of a woman who speaks of betrayal, abandonment and trying to start over again while carrying the burden of great suffering. This poemContinue reading “Project 1: Empowering The Feminist Voice Through Creative Mediums”