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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FOR A BALLERINA WHO DIED OF ANOREXIA, by MARGE PIERCY Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Her body inscribes an arc like a fine metal Last Line: By eaters of large expensive dinners Subject(s): Anorexia Nervosa; Ballet | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...I CANNOT DANCE UPON MY TOES by EMILY DICKINSON INSTRUCTIONS FOR A BALLET by MAXWELL BODENHEIM PAVLOVA IN LONDON by JAMES ELROY FLECKER CAMARGO by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT THE PHANTOM OF A ROSE by THOMAS STURGE MOORE THE BALLERINA'S PROGRESS, OR THE POETRY OF MOTION by FREDERICK WILLIAM HENRY MYERS TO LEONIDE MASSINE IN 'CLEOPATRA' by SIEGFRIED SASSOON DECOR DE THEATRE: 4. AIR DE BALLET (TO CLEO DE MERODE) by ARTHUR WILLIAM SYMONS THE BODY BREAKING by MARVIN BELL |
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