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    Great Dionysia in c. 497/6. Pindar’s 44 epinicia (victory odes) are divided into Olympic‚ Pythian (the time of Pindar’s birth‚ noted above))‚ Isthmian‚ and Nemean‚ for the names of the Panhellenic games. The term Pindaric ode refers to a verse form used primarily in England in the 17th and 18th cent. The form‚ based on a somewhat faulty understanding of the metrical pattern used by Pindar‚ originated with Abraham Cowley in his Pindarique Odes (1656) and was later used by John Dryden‚ among others.

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    an unhappy and worried mental state has happened. Then in the second line “By styptic irritation” this tells you that it was sharp. The poet shows in the next line that he used to be happy about seeing his girlfriend as he said “Dark current of dejection moves. Third stanza on the first line the poet is talking about the past and how he used to be so excited about seeing his girlfriend. “There was” shows that he really did like going to meet up with her but now he feels that with her always being

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    melancholy beauty” (152). Fitzgerald compares Gatsby’s desire for a warm home to the depressing view Gatsby has of himself and the city by juxtaposing the diction he uses regarding each emotion‚ whether it is Daisy’s carefree lifestyle or Gatsby’s dejection. The tycoon-to-be instantly admires Daisy’s carefree lifestyle that seems to come to existence because of her wealth. But once he becomes wealthy himself‚ he is not living the life full of prosperity that he desires. This shift from desiring wealth

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    The evidence that Brown may never have the capacity to come back to the way his assumed mind of innocence is proposed by the way that the forest closes quickly behind him. The dejection of the forest symbolizes a life without faith. The trail is long and blustery‚ which symbolizes the profundity Goodman Brown’s conscious mind must travel far from guiltlessness to have the capacity to appreciate the evil that is in him‚ he knows

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    There are a multitude of techniques used by poets to make their poetry both pithy and complex. Due to the limitations of certain poetic forms‚ poets may be forced to use the devices of meter and blunt diction to accurately express their sentiments. Some poets may choose to use allusions to relate a number of scenarios to a certain theme‚ utilizing the historical context of these scenarios as further material for interpretation. Other poets may choose to the opposite approach to economy‚ intentionally

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    available in KWSB at different areas has different chemical composition and the treatment would vary depending upon the chemical composition from area to area. The water supply from KWSB is more feasible as compared to the ground water available in Ijebu Ode. Water can be purchased from KWSB on commercial basis. This feasibility

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    that he himself is the cause of the affliction. Sophocles brought up the question of justice. Why does the very man who is basically good suffer intolerably? Does he deserve a punishment for his sins‚ committed because of fate? The Chorus’s first ode (1474–1476) piously calls to the gods to

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    is no stranger to turmoil. Growing up in a small‚ segregated Louisiana town dominated by the Klu Klux Clan‚ many of Komunyakaa’s poems express a need for escape. However‚ his poems also share a theme of perseverance. The poems “Slam Dunk & Hook”‚ “Ode to a Drum” and “Venus Flytrap”‚ show not only Komunyakaa’s unique style of writing‚ but his encompassing theme of the ability the need to overcome. In Yusef Komunyakaa’s poem‚ "Slam‚ Dunk & Hook‚" he reflects on playing basketball in the south during

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    that comes out from our mouth is powerful enough to make an impact on our life. In my own experience‚ I have witnessed the agony and the pain that pinches my heart every time others utter vile words without considering my feelings. Deep inside‚ dejection and sadness swallow up my entire being alive. Sure‚ jokes are funny‚ but there are times that they have completely crossed the line. From then on‚ I told myself‚ ‘I must stand up and fight for myself.’ That is why every time I see people bullied

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    burning‚ huge structures collapsing” that have flipped the nation into sadness‚ shock‚ anger. He claims that those responsible are being tracked down and world leaders have expressed their condolences‚ providing reassurement and hope. A speck of dejection is expressed when Bush reminds his fellow citizens to remember “children whose worlds have been shattered”‚ the most innocent of all. Bush repeats how our nation’s security has been threatened‚ which is obviously frightening. He incorporates Psalm

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