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Theodore Roethke 1908–1963: Critical Essay by M. L. Lewandowska

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SOURCE: "The Words of Their Roaring: Roethke's Use of the Psalms of David," in The David Myth in Western Literature, edited by Raymond-Jean Frontain and Jan Wojcik, Purdue University Press, 1980, pp. 156-67.

In the following essay, Lewandowska claims that the poems in Praise to the End! evince the influence of the Bible's Psalms.

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