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  • The question the poem raises, the questions student gravitate toward, is “Who or what is Maoli?”

    Archive 2006-12-01 Bruce Schauble 2006

  • And since I, too, always wonder where in heaven or hell Maoli is, and worry that someone will catch me thinking I Know -- or pretending I even have a Clue -- or rejecting a Maoli-moment -- whatever small glimmerings or imaginings drop near me I feel blessed by.

    Reader Response Bruce Schauble 2006

  • The question the poem raises, the questions student gravitate toward, is “Who or what is Maoli?”

    Maoli Bruce Schauble 2006

  • Of course librarians everyplace besides on Maoli will wonder if they are being called lesbians -- so what?

    Reader Response Bruce Schauble 2006

  • Maoli might be taken by many readers to be word invented by Merwin to denote the object of a spiritual quest, That For Which One Seeks.

    Archive 2006-12-01 Bruce Schauble 2006

  • All of which, taken together as a cluster, seem an appropriate set of descriptors for the character of Maoli as it appears in the poem.

    Maoli Bruce Schauble 2006

  • Maoli might be taken by many readers to be word invented by Merwin to denote the object of a spiritual quest, That For Which One Seeks.

    Maoli Bruce Schauble 2006

  • All of which, taken together as a cluster, seem an appropriate set of descriptors for the character of Maoli as it appears in the poem.

    Archive 2006-12-01 Bruce Schauble 2006

  • The Maoli sept worship a goddess of that name in Barwani town.

    The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India Volume II R. V. Russell

  • On the outer side is the northern Konkan, terminated by the Tal-Ghats, the needle-like summits of the Jano-Maoli rocks, and, lastly, the battlemented ridge of Funell, whose bold silhouette stands out in strong relief against the distant blue of the dim sky, like a giant's castle in some fairy tale.

    From the Caves and Jungles of Hindostan 1861

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