Once a poet has achieved some degree of recognition, people who study poetry will analyze and write articles about his or her poems. Even if an article doesn't mention the poem you are interested in, it may still say something about the poet's style, technique or themes.
The Quick Topic Search (on the library's homepage) will find articles from academic publications and articles from non-academic publications (such as magazines and newspapers). It can be a great place to start your research. However, the Quick Topic Search does not cover all of Langara's article databases. It may be necessary to search in individual article databases to find the most relevant sources for your paper. If you are looking for scholarly articles only, select the "Peer Reviewed" limiter when looking at the search results.
If you are having trouble deciding what is or isn't scholarly, check out our Scholarly vs. Popular Help Guide.
If the Quick Topic Search is returning too much or too little, try these scholarly databases to find more articles:
NOTE: If you are using a computer off-campus, be prepared to enter your Langara email & password.
Need to find databases for other subjects or need more suggestions? Look at the list of all of our databases.