O Lady, Speak Again by Dayna Patterson, Dayna Patterson

O Lady, Speak Again
Dayna Patterson, Dayna Patterson
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ISBN: 9781560854647
Publisher: Signature Books, Incorporated
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The witchy, spell-soaked poems in Patterson’s second collection explore female characters from Shakespeare’s plays—with a feminist twist. The collection grapples with women’s roles in Shakespeare and in Mormon culture, both heavily influenced by patriarchal structures that often silence marginalized voices. If you’re not well-versed in Shakespeare or Mormonism, don’t worry—these poems will delight and enchant you with their own deep magic, their tremendous power, their singing.

In these pages you’ll meet Cordelia, third wife of polygamous Lear. You’ll meet Miranda, sailing away from her father and his faith. You’ll encounter Ophelia, who enters an amphibious torpor when buried, and is reborn as forest ecologist, far from her father’s ghost. Lady Macbeth and the weird sisters get a retrial, and Juliet finds her way to a different ending. Shadowy goddesses like Hecate, mother of witches, are invoked and act within these pages. Rosalind from As You Like It is given the final word. These poems delve into faith crisis, queerness, abandonment, transgressive power, rebirth, and dream. Prepare to be entranced.

Detailed Summary of Othello , Act 1, Scene 3
        Brabantio is of course speaking of his own "bruised heart," and saying that nothing anyone can say can possibly make it feel any better. Once again 
        O Lady, Speak Again - Book Depository
        "Truly a triumph, this collection is a soaring, seething, singing achievement of poetic excellence. In, O Lady, Speak Again, Dayna Patterson gives us 
        Summary and Analysis Act III: Scene 3 - Othello - Cliffs Notes
        Desdemona speaks of Cassio, and Othello, to please her, agrees to see him, married to a woman who is already looking at other men, and he fears that he 
        William Shakespeare – Othello Act 5 Scene 2 | Genius
        Scene summary via Hudson Shakespeare Company: Othello, at the bed of the 'Tis like she comes to speak of Cassio's death.-- O lady, speak again!
        O Lady, Speak Again - Book Depository
        "Truly a triumph, this collection is a soaring, seething, singing achievement of poetic excellence. In, O Lady, Speak Again, Dayna Patterson gives us 
        O Lady, Speak Again, poetry by Dayna Patterson
        The witchy, spell-soaked poems in Patterson's second collection explore female characters from Shakespeare's plays, with a feminist twist.
        Othello: Act 4, Scene 3 Translation - Shmoop
        DESDEMONA He speaks well. 40. EMILIA I know a lady in Venice would have walked barefoot to Palestine for a touch of his nether lip. DESDEMONA, singing
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        He is so choked up that Desdemona can barely hear him speak. Of course, hearing about Cassio again only further enrages Othello, but Desdemona can't

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