Fatal Interview

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"Fatal Interview" is a 1931 sonnet sequence by Edna St. Vincent Millay that explores themes of love, desire, and emotional conflict in highly crafted formal verse.

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instanceOf literary work
poetry collection
sonnet sequence
author Edna St. Vincent Millay NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
form sonnet
genre love poetry
lyric poetry
hasPart Sonnet I NERFINISHED
Sonnet II NERFINISHED
Sonnet III NERFINISHED
Sonnet IV NERFINISHED
Sonnet IX NERFINISHED
Sonnet V NERFINISHED
Sonnet VI NERFINISHED
Sonnet VII NERFINISHED
Sonnet VIII NERFINISHED
Sonnet X NERFINISHED
hasSubject conflict between reason and passion
emotional vulnerability
power dynamics in love
romantic relationships
self-knowledge
influencedBy Renaissance sonnet tradition
William Shakespeare NERFINISHED
language English
literaryMovement Modernism
medium print
meter iambic pentameter
notableFor intense psychological portrayal of love
use of traditional sonnet form in modern context
numberOfPoems 52
periodOfCreation early 1930s
publicationYear 1931
publisher Harper & Brothers NERFINISHED
rhymeScheme Shakespearean sonnet NERFINISHED
style formal verse
highly crafted structure
theme betrayal
desire
emotional conflict
jealousy
loss
love
memory
mortality
regret
romantic obsession
workOf Edna St. Vincent Millay NERFINISHED

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