“He swayed, ruined, beating his only wing” clearly shows that she immediately regrets her action. “Afraid by the fallen gun, a lonely child” shows that she is not high and mighty anymore but is weak and pathetic.…
"She sang songs that were not necessarily appropriate to sing at times, like this for me," Lambert told the audience, according to E!, "So, I'm so thankful for women empowerment."…
Katy Perry is a singer and songwriter of pop-rock music. Katy Perry portrays her love for modern pop-rock music and performance by presenting it in such ways like in Wide Awake. Katy Perry performed a live music performance at the 2012 Billboard Music Awards. The music video kept many of the same features such as the clouds, the shooting star, and the spaceship. Katy Perry’s story in her performance was similar to The Smashing Pumpkin’s music video because in Tonight, Tonight there are two people on an adventure into space and in The Wide Awake performance Katy Perry and a man are together on an adventure as well. However, Katy Perry seems to be in a dream having an adventure. She kept a similar interest about taking an adventure with a significant other and transitioned it in her own art style, which is more of a modern look. There were many of the same set features such as the spaceship, and the shooting star that The Smashing Pumpkins used, and George Melies originally had. The spaceship appears in the beginning of the performance and then the shooting star is towards the middle of the performance and those clearly have a meaning of when the spaceship and the shooting star are placed in the performance. Katy Perry used her performance to represent an adventure with someone, which was echoed from The Smashing Pumpkins. She was able to transcend her art of music into a live performance…
line ‘as the earth spins below’. This juxtaposes to her sense of self in present time where she feels…
The entire poem is written with a tone of sadness or depression. This evokes the senses of the reader by being able to sense how the girl is feeling and see how the words of others affect her. It can be pictured, this little girl who plays with the Barbie doll and it is just a toy, but to others it is the appearance that society wants and she soon realizes that when a fellow classmate hurts her with mean words. She can not go on with the fear that everyone sees her as imperfect or flawed, so in the end she gives up on trying and eventually gives up on herself. A simile in the poem, “Her good nature wore out/like a fan belt,” the message here is that she has given up on everything.…
The song "Roar" by McKee, Bonnie Leigh/ Martin Max/ Gottwald,Lucasz/Perry,Katy/ and Walter Henry shows the viewer a great amount of figurative language, imagery, Structure, tone, and theme. The lyrics have a defining meaning about with an inspirational message about being strong and independent. . The imagery in the song reflects how independent and confident you really are. Katy describes to us about her struggle of staying quiet "I used to bite my tongue and hold my breath" hoping to make everything better but in reality it made things worse we got to experience her true self in the chorus when she finally came out and took a stand.…
Only the strong individual within can decide this fact, and when trying to conform to the social background or hide in the foreground, others will conclude that you are weak. The powerful lyrics to “Butterfly Girl” speak to the stereotypes and help peel back the layers of the cocoon to become free. In my experience the cocoon was weakness that society wove into me and breaking out of that helped me decide to become the strong woman I am today. Defining a human being can be tough, but the mirror can only reflect half of the whole; the unseen butterfly within every…
Strolling down the field of long columns engulfed in rows of wheat and barley occupied my day. The rays of the bright and scorching sun permeated the Greek sky. I remember the cultivation of crops that takes place year around, and the garnering of those crops that diminish the array of produce that span for miles along the vastness of the field. An unexpected cool stream of breeze rustles my brands of immaculate, blond hair. Being the goddess of agriculture, it is my duty to be at the helm of the cultivating and harvesting process that constitute my yearly routine.…
the songs all illustrate; the messages each man is trying to communicate, her relationship towards…
She talks about deathless songs turning prison; well she saying like music of life is dead, but also trying to find a way to feel alive. She is the type of person who is struggling in here home but trying to succeed at the end. She would have liked more opportunities and she didn’t get them. Like this, she is trying to tell u that Russia was detestable. She was so impatient to go so she went to America.…
Ludacris does a remarkable job of portraying his message about the struggles that some adolescents are faced with. “Runaway Love”, by Ludacris, featuring Mary J. Blige (2007), represents the theme of struggle through hip-hop and rap music. It is about little girls who are “stuck up in the world on their own.” They have to take care of themselves because the people they are around do not care about them. They range from nine to eleven years in age, and their goal in life, at such a young age, is to run away from home. Ludacris is trying to get the listener to realize the struggles that even children have to face because adults are not the only ones who have problems, like most people believe. He is very successful in portraying his message through this song. Girls at that young of an age should be enjoying their childhood, but instead they are forced to become adults and take care of themselves.…
She herself is trying to sing a better song (better herself and discover herself) and do something with her life…
To begin, Alex identifies with the song "Staying Alive" by the BeeGees. In correlation to with this piece, it is extremely obvious as the entire book is revolved around Alex's fight to survive while she is either hunted down,…
The pain she portrays in the poem is that similar to the pain felt by Native Americans. This portrayal of pain happens on the poem when she blames herself for the disappointment that she caused society. Jordan talks about how both of her parents wished she was different, so she could have an easier life and not be judged so harshly by society. However the poem ends in an optimistic and unexpected way, with Jordan saying that she will happily defend who she is and this leaves the reader feeling…
3.2 Medbh McGuckian’s “Eavesdropper” The poem “Eavesdropper” by Medbh McGuckian presents exactly this issue to the reader. The speaker in the poem addresses her pubescent younger self (Schrage-Früh, “Eavesdropper” 144): That year it was something to do with your hands: To play about with rings, to harness rhythm In staging bleach or henna on the hair, Or shackling, unshackling the breasts. (McGuckian 15)…