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    Lost in a Forest

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    Katrina Pham Ms. Leang English 1 HP‚ Period 1 3 October 2012 Lost in a Forest “It’s too dark‚ Katrina. I can’t see!” cried Christopher‚ my baby cousin. “Slow down! If I lose you‚ the monsters are going to swallow me whole.” I heard him‚ but his whimpers only exacerbated the situation‚ which was already worsening by the second. The sun had nearly disappeared behind the mountain‚ and the darkness was quickly claiming the night. Out of instinct‚ I grabbed his hand and we ran as quickly as we could wherever

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    In A Rose for Emily by William Faulkner‚ the protagonist‚ Emily Grierson is raised by her widowed father who cuts her off from much of society. She refuses to acknowledge his death‚ which causes her to become more isolated from her community. Later‚ she finds interest in Homer Barron‚ who visits her at home while in town and after a few days is never seen again. Some time later‚ Emily passes away at the age of seventy-four. After her funeral‚ the townspeople raid her house and find a man’s skeleton

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    Lost Wallet

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    Lost Wallet If you have never lost or misplaced something valuable to you‚ let me tell you it is not very fun. It is very stressful and can ruin your entire day. I would also suggest not doing such a thing because your family will never forget how funny you looked freaking out over the whole thing. In my case‚ it was my most precious possession at the time‚ my wallet‚ or purse for some‚ is a precious item in which most people carry things more essential than money towards everyday life. Some

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    Think Twice You enter high school for the first time of your life thinking it’s going to be like High School Musical or Glee. You thought you would have a lot more freedom than middle school and you were hoping there wasn’t a dress code. Made an educated guess you would be in a non-stressful environment and be drama free. You think that the facility your in is safe and secure with security guards and an officer hanging around campus. Then you think this is going to be an easy four years‚ less work

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    The story of an unfortunate boy‚ his future of baseball impeded by pain and loyalty to a promise made with his best of friends; later on‚ forced to lay down his path upon injuring his arm. This is the story of Curveball: The Year I Lost My Grip by Jordan Sonnenblick. Resulting of overthrowing the baseball‚ in benign competition with his best friend A.J.‚ Peter Friedman severely injured his arm‚ to the point of being disabled to participate in any plays in baseball. Of this‚ his favorite and main

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    Burtner began her presentation I could instantly see the passion she has for her project “Blank to Blank”. Blank to Blank is a project based off of the poems written by Emily Dickinson. Amy started out by giving a background of Emily‚ then moving to explain her own process of how she started‚ and created her project‚ which was followed by her showing her project. For me I found it hard to follow what she was saying at different points in the presentation. However‚ I feel that was because she is incredibly

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    how much is too much

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    How much is too much? With gas prices soaring‚ the housing market crumbling‚ poverty rates rising‚ and the country sinking into more debt by the day‚ money is on a lot of people’s minds right now. Millions of people are struggling to put food on the table while celebrities are signing multi-million dollar contracts for movies and sports. Many entertainment and sports personalities have very high incomes‚ while most people in "ordinary" professions like nurses‚ doctors and teachers earn only

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    Later in this gothic story Emily Grierson dies (ultimately where the story begins)‚ “our whole town went to her funeral” (Faulkner‚ 52). Few people had seen the inside of her house in the last decade. Once they buried Emily they quickly opened the upstairs‚ “which no one had seen in forty years” (Faulkner‚ 58). When the door was opened they found Homer Barron lying on the bed‚ decaying. Surrounded in a room full of unworn‚ unused wedding memorabilia. On the bed beside him was an impression of where

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    Eulogy For Emily

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    Emily has everything she could want in life‚ but the freedom to date men she found worthy. She wanted to feel the one thing she has never felt; love in someone she cares for. Emily is a prime example of what can happen when you shelter your kids’ their whole lives. Coming from a wealthy family‚ the townspeople held them to a higher standard. Many men are interested in dating Emily‚ but‚“none of the young men were good enough for Miss Emily and such”(Faulkner 130). The Griersons were held above the

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    Within the conclusions of his Poetry analysis of Emily Dickenson’s “I Heard a Fly Buzz When I Died‚” Kerry Michael Wood asserts that‚ “If ever a poem invited individual interpretation‚ this one does. It poses questions. It gives no answers… Is the fly invoked because flies tend to feast on dead flesh‚ or is it merely an ironical opposition to some glorious manifestation of Divinity…I hazard no opinions of my own.” Wood is correct in his stating that the poem provides many questions without offering

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