What to Expect explores the complex and turbulent experience of transitioning from girlhood to womanhood and is made up of three sections of approximately ten poems each. The first section focuses on the sexual awakening that occurs in early adolescence, wherein pleasure competes with shame and traditional notions of modesty. The second section further investigates what is expected versus what is felt/desired and introduces some of the more threatening and potentially traumatic aspects of being a young woman in the world. The third chapter delves deeper into psychological landscapes of early adulthood, exploring themes of loneliness and loss, and ending with a sense of empowerment derived from personal agency and familial love
Matthew Groneman explores the dynamic nature of language through a series of poems broken into three...
These poems investigate grief, trauma, sexism, and the intricacies of living with mental illness
The poems of this collection explore issues of faith, womanhood, and what it means to be in relation...
This thesis is a collection of poems. The writer explores mental illness, isolation, trauma, and gri...
These poems have been written over the last two years during the pursuit of my master’s degree. Them...
This collection of poems explores the body, desire, heartache, and renewal. These poems run through ...
These poems seek to explore how the lives of adolescent girls and young women are shaped by pop cult...
The following thirty-two poems, written over the course of two years of study in the M.F.A. program ...
World of Stars and Bone is a manuscript of poetry, written and compiled over two years, that treats ...
The poems in this manuscript aim to preserve a quickly disappearing landscape, but also to portray a...
The poems of Fields and Bridges focus on how one person's emotional landscape and those who are part...
These poems introduce a speaker reckoning her identity through the lens of childhood memory, Souther...
This work features poems that dissect female relationships and gender, often while invoking the natu...
A Grenade of Paper Flowers is a collection of poems of varying forms, styles, and lengths that explo...
A Daughter In Parts is a collection of poems that explores the many contradictory roles of women and...
Matthew Groneman explores the dynamic nature of language through a series of poems broken into three...
These poems investigate grief, trauma, sexism, and the intricacies of living with mental illness
The poems of this collection explore issues of faith, womanhood, and what it means to be in relation...
This thesis is a collection of poems. The writer explores mental illness, isolation, trauma, and gri...
These poems have been written over the last two years during the pursuit of my master’s degree. Them...
This collection of poems explores the body, desire, heartache, and renewal. These poems run through ...
These poems seek to explore how the lives of adolescent girls and young women are shaped by pop cult...
The following thirty-two poems, written over the course of two years of study in the M.F.A. program ...
World of Stars and Bone is a manuscript of poetry, written and compiled over two years, that treats ...
The poems in this manuscript aim to preserve a quickly disappearing landscape, but also to portray a...
The poems of Fields and Bridges focus on how one person's emotional landscape and those who are part...
These poems introduce a speaker reckoning her identity through the lens of childhood memory, Souther...
This work features poems that dissect female relationships and gender, often while invoking the natu...
A Grenade of Paper Flowers is a collection of poems of varying forms, styles, and lengths that explo...
A Daughter In Parts is a collection of poems that explores the many contradictory roles of women and...
Matthew Groneman explores the dynamic nature of language through a series of poems broken into three...
These poems investigate grief, trauma, sexism, and the intricacies of living with mental illness
The poems of this collection explore issues of faith, womanhood, and what it means to be in relation...