thought cupid‚ ‘I’ve never hit the wrong person like that before’‚ he sat on a fluffy white cloud and stared down at the world. ‘How’‚ he thought with a bedazzled look on his face‚ ‘I was concentrating’. He slightly shuddered and squared his shoulders in an attempt to pull himself back together. ‘Hmm‚ better go talk to mom about this’‚ his blue eyes sparkled with confusion‚ a hint of worry and a little bit of hurt. Only Venus could fix this‚ God of beauty and Fertility‚ also known as Cupids mother
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Aeneas‚ son of Venus and leader of the Trojans have an intimate relationship that ends in death. The relationship begins in Book I when Venus‚ the goddess of love‚ has her other son Cupid fill Dido with passion for Aeneas‚ to ensure Aeneas’s safety in this new land. "Meanwhile Venus/Plotted new stratagems‚ that Cupid‚ changed/ In form and feature‚ should appear instead/ Of young Ascanius‚ and by his gifts/ Inspire the queen to passion‚ with his fire/ Burning her very bones." (693) Venus did this
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item the that caught my eye was this beautiful‚ amazing sculpture by Antonio Canova. The sculptures called "A Closer Look at Psyche Revived by Cupids Kiss“. What caught my attention about this piece was a man holding a woman ever so gently. Before reading the story behind the sculpture‚ just by looking at it I assumed it was cupid because of his wings and arrow pouch. It looks like some kind of love story and I love love stories! It looks like Psyche is weak or just ever so
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I found was‚ “doves draw love‚” and it’s personification. “Cupid wings‚” is allusion and metaphoric. A simile would be‚ “She would be as swift in motion as a ball.” The last literary term I found which is simile is “old folks‚ many feign as they were dead; unwieldy‚ slow‚ heavy and pale as lead.” This scene helped me see many imagery and literary terms. For imagery‚ I used clock‚ love’s heralds‚ sun’s beams‚ shadows‚ hills‚ doves‚ cupid‚ sun‚ blood‚ ball‚ old folks‚ dead‚ slow‚ heavy‚ and lead.
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rejecting the bright colors and movement of the previous Roccoco and Baroque styles. >>>Sculpture was probably the most expressive neoclassical artistic medium. Art in the Neoclassical period celebrated the masterpiece Cupid and Psyche (1787-1793) by Antonio Canova in Louvre‚ Paris. Cupid and Psyche Antonio Canova >>> In painting‚ Jacques-Louis David’s work‚ The Oath of Horatiti (1784-1785)‚ exhibits his severe and uncompromising style. >>> There are other well-known painters during the neoclassical
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added a very simple background is grey and fades into very light pink in the middle I added this plain background because I wanted everything else on the advertisement to pop out and he clearly shown. There was a slogan made for this drink which is “Cupid Lovin Juice” I think I didn’t do a good job on finding a clever slogan but I think that is ok because the product will still sell and
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Holly Hammond Ms. Hicks English 1102 29 September 2014 Different Relationships Aphra Behn shows us that our conventional idea of love can sometimes be flawed in her poem “On Her Loving Two Equally.” Loving two people simultaneously is possible because we love our parents equally. What this poem says about love might make more sense and seem less strange if we think of other nonromantic kinds of love‚ like the love we share with our parents. When I look closely at this poem I believe it may mean a
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On a recent visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art‚ I took a tour of the museum with a lecturer. During the tour‚ the leader lectured on particular paintings. She told the know history behind each shown painting. She also gave the history of the period in which the painting was painted. The lecturer also helped everyone to understand what the colors in the paintings brought to each painting. While viewing the many paintings‚ the first one that caught my eye was Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier and
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intensified because of Cupid’s spell. After everything Aeneas has been through‚ he may have found much comfort in loving arms. In Book One of The Aeneid‚ Venus devises a scheme with Cupid. Lines 782-786 read as follows: “But now Venus is mulling over some new schemes‚ new intrigues. Altered in face and figure‚ Cupid would go in place of the captivating‚ Ascanius‚ using his gifts to fire the queen to madness‚ weaving a lover’s ardor through her bones.” By Book Four‚ it is apparent that
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Ode to John Keats At an early age‚ John Keats experienced a tough life that was surrounded by death. Not only did he lose his mother‚ father‚ and half of his siblings when he was young‚ but he was exposed to death and illness when he was a teenager working as an apprentice surgeon. He soon became a Romantic poet with an obsession with death‚ which can be seen in his poems throughout his life‚ particularly in his famous “Great Odes”. Between the spring and autumn of 1819‚ Keats wrote six odes
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