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    The Blue Bouquet

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    The Blue Bouquet I woke covered with sweat. Hot steam rose from the newly sprayed‚ redbrick pavement.  A gray-winged butterfly‚ dazzled‚ circled the yellow light.  I jumped from my hammock and crossed the room barefoot‚ careful not to step on some scorpion leaving his hideout for a bit of fresh air.  I went to the little window and inhaled the country air.  One could hear the breathing of the night‚ feminine‚ enormous.  I returned to the center of the room‚ emptied water from a jar into a pewter

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    November Blues

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    November Blues Sharon M. Draper The Title of my book is called November Blues‚ and the Author is Sharon M. Draper. In the book November Blues the main characters are all kids and they’re names are November Nelson‚ Josh Prescott‚ Dana‚ Olivia‚ and Jericho Prescott. November Nelson Loses her boyfriend to a pledge stunt gone wrong‚ and he leave a little peace of him behind‚ 2 Months after Josh’s death November finds out that she is pregnant with Josh’s baby. Josh Prescott is November’s boyfriend

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    Blue Jeans

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    Blue Jeans: Born to last Hardeep Singh Gill COMM171-341 Catherine Boote June 28‚ 2013 The article “Blue jeans: Born to last” by Leslie C. Smith was published in Globe and Mail in 1992. Smith gives the brief details and the history of world popular blue jeans. The main idea of the essay is that how blue jeans came into life and what does it represent. In 1980’s‚ during the time of gold rush‚ French cotton called denim came into being which replaced canvas and people called

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    Red or Blue?

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    Cicely Wood English 101 – 004 1 December 2012 Red or Blue? There are some questions people come across in life that could change his or hers life forever. For example‚ in The Matrix Neo must chose to take the blue pill and live in an ignorant bliss‚ or take the red and find out the truth about the world he is living in. Most people are raised to believe certain things‚ meaning they believe in what ever their parents believe in‚ and their parents believe in what their parents believed in as well

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    the blue head

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    The Blue Bead N O R A H B U R K E From deep water came the crocodile. Out of black water‚ curved with whirlpools‚ and into the frill of gold shallows by the stepping-stones. He was twice the length of a tall man; and inside him‚ among the stones which he had swallowed to aid digestion‚ rolled a silver bracelet. Timber was being floated down this great Indian river from forests further up‚ and there were sleepers lying stuck around the stones until someone came to dislodge them and send

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    Blue V Blue Case Study

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    force a court to issue an order for support of a minor child. The parents of the minor child could likely have made the decision to dissolve their marriage through a divorce decree‚ or the parents of the child may never have married after the child was born. In either scenario‚ if the paternity of the minor child does not come under question‚ the issue then becomes who will provide for the support of the child until the child reaches the age of majority. The Uniform Interstate Family Support Act [UIFSA]

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    sonny's blues

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    Sonny ’s blues is a fictional story and a first person narrative written by James Baldwin . The main point of this story is how drugs affects Sonny ’s life‚and how the narrator feels about it . I believe the moral of this story is people deal with struggles in everyday life and people deal with their struggles in their own way .The narrator is not only sonny’s brother he is also someone trying to undersatnd his brother . Learning more about sonny meant he would be able to understand him and why

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    Refugee Blues

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    Refugee Blues – W.H. Auden ------------------------------------------------- Poet - Wynstan Hugh Auden‚ born as a doctor’s son in February 1907 in York‚ United Kingdom‚ counts as one of the greatest English poets of the twentieth century. Theme - abuse of human rights experienced not only by German Jews but by other Jews and by refugees anywhere. Structure - The poem contains twelve stanzas of three lines each. The first and second line of each stanza rhyme. The two rhyming lines of each stanza

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    Rhapsody in Blue

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    George Gershwin was one of the most prolific American composers of the 20th century. He was born in Brooklyn‚ New York in 1898 to Ukrainian immigrants‚ Morris and Rosa Gershowitz. He began to study piano at a young age and was instructed by noted piano teacher Charles Hambitzer. After dropping out of high school at the young age of 15‚ he began his career as a song-plugger. A song-plugger was somebody who demonstrated new sheet music to be sold in a music store. He did this for three years and

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    Funeral Blues.

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    In this poem‚ the writer uses regular verse and traditional pattern of rhythm and rhyme to give impact to his unexpected imagery of the end of a relationship when he cuts himself off from the rest of the his life because his grief is too much. To describe the incredible pain and isolation of when someone you love leaves you and the way time seems insignificant‚ the writer starts the poem by reiterating the title‚ creating emphasis by his use of assonance of the monosyllables: Stop all the clocks

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