... . Brendan Gill has described the group as friends who spent their careers foolishly "Cracking jokes and singing each other's praises or waspishly stinging each other into tantrums on West 44th Street"(Davidson 796). "Yes, Parker married a few times, divorced a few times, drank, and wrote her heart out"(Davidson 783). As explains the American literary journal, she did have problems with commitment ... literature and modern love because of this. Traditionally when a male poet speaks of love he celebrates "The beauty and virtue of an unattainable women." She is the object of his desire and ...

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... was a quick and painless source. It very much reflected the broadness of the word. I used Roget's II: The New Thesaurus. It provided such words as: Powerful, intense emotion, fervor, and desire. The thesaurus could not be properly used because the word just did not have one particular synonym. I further realized the diversity of my word. The thesaurus happens to be one ... passion, one that is felt with two humans. To me this is they type of passion that people cannot describe but only really feel. I think this quote shows the deep desire well. A strong feeling of intense emotion. Even ...

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... man's step. Since the women could not voice their feelings flappers would do so through their writings. Parker angrily pointed out that she hoped to meet a man who did not desire to express his feelings concerning other women in the presence of his female friend. She would indirectly frame men as bring unsympathetic and uncompassionate towards women. She made a stand for ... ...

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