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    Epic Poem

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    The Devouring He sat‚ excited as a fat kid in a candy store‚ anxiously awaiting his anticipated arrival to the great dead sea of salt swallowing sea-serpents. The soaring sky-swan swam slowly to the surface. He descended down the delta cargo-bird. The young lad loved landing at the lake to visit his kin-folk‚ but fate had a mighty miracle in store for the sly son of Dennis. The rigorous trek along the speed-street finally brought Devon Dennison to his destination of the isolate island of Cliftonia

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    Money can be a decisive factor in relationships‚ and because Gatsby was rich‚ Daisy thought that Gatsby was a perfect match. During relationships‚ people can act differently whenever that certain person is around. Gatsby falls under that‚ my reason being is evidence from this quote‚ “His heart beat faster as Daisy’s white face came up to his own‚ he knew when he kissed this girl‚ and forever wed his unutterable visions to her perishable death‚ his mind would never romp again like the mind of god.”(117;ch

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    The Secrets of Being You Natasha Trethewey was born in 1966 in Gulfport‚ Mississippi. Her parents had an interracial marriage and at that point and time in Mississippi it was a crime to have a marriage of such. Natasha feels as if there is “White Lies” about her life in itself. In 2000‚ she wrote “White Lies” which describes her life as she was growing up. She writes three types of poems; Domestic Work‚ Bellocq Ophelia‚ and Native Guard. Trethewey was awarded the 2007 Pulitzer Prize. The narrator

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    A Comparison of Two Poems

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    Both Takashi’s poem‚ ‘The Blade of Grass in a Dreamless Field’‚ and SadokoKuriha’s poem‚ ‘When We Say Hiroshima’ were written during a terrible time in the human race’s history‚ the bombing of Hiroshima. The Blade of Grass in a Dreamless Field is a poem written in English where as When We Say Hiroshima is a poem written in Japanese and then was translated to English. The blade of grass in a dreamless field is a very personal poem in which Takashi reflects upon his experiences of the Hiroshima bombing

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    In the poem "The Clothespin" the persona in the poem describes looking through the window and seeing her neighbor. This shows that the relationship between the neighbor and the persona was not as intimate as opposed to the persona in the poem Your Hands. In the poem "Your Hands" the persona describes loving the hands that constantly held him/her for so many years without binding me. This creates the insinuation that the persona and the person that he/she was describing are very intimate and were

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    First‚ we will discuss the message conveyed in the first four lines of Wheatley’s poem. The first line of her poem describes how mercy brought her from her pagan land. She used the word pagan to describe the difference between Africa and America‚ since Africa was godless and America were not. The author uses the word “mercy” but it is unclear if she means mercy of the white colonists or the mercy of God. However‚ it was mercy nonetheless that taught her pagan soul to learn about a God and a savior

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    Honesty‚ trust‚ communication‚ respect‚ commitment‚ and the most important is love to make a family an effective one. Communication lets the other family member know how you feel. Honesty builds trust among other family members. Being there for one another is the best way to keep commitment effective. Respecting parents and siblings are a great way to keep healthy relationships with each other. A life-situation intervention to reduce stress can be as simple as hiring a nanny. Financial intervention

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    This October I read a poem about being nonbinary during my current events presentation on transgender health care to my social studies class. The class was awestruck‚ even though many of them had never really known about trans people before that day. Writing is the strongest connection I have to myself and the most meaningful way I can interact with the world. There is no better way to close the distance between your soul and that of a stranger than to write; in this way we learn about what moves

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    Black People and Poem

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    were indeed equals. Gwendolyn Brook’s poem gives you an impression on what is going on in that specific era‚ due to the fact that‚ she read multiple newspapers‚ magazines‚ and books which inspired her to write this poem and reach out to individuals about the court case which would make a difference for the future generation. In addition‚ the narrator speaks and demonstrates that the people of the town were so peaceful and very church-based but as the poem is closing the town isn’t so copacetic

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    Poem of Shakespeare

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    steeds to water at those springs     On chaliced flowers that lies;  And winking Mary-buds begin     To ope their golden eyes:  With everything that pretty bin‚     My lady sweet‚ arise!     Arise‚ arise!  Bridal Song ROSES‚ their sharp spines being gone‚  Not royal in their smells alone‚     But in their hue;  Maiden pinks‚ of odour faint‚  Daisies smell-less‚ yet most quaint‚     And sweet thyme true;  Primrose‚ firstborn child of Ver;  Merry springtime’s harbinger‚     With her bells

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