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    his poem ’The Voice’ deals with the theme of the consequences of grief and loss. He addresses this theme by means of examining his own feelings at his wife’s death‚ his wish to relive the past‚ his wish to be reunited with her and his feelings of despair and hopelessness at what life has become for him without her. To convey his theme to the reader‚ Hardy uses a range of language and literary devices such as juxtaposition‚ varied line length‚ sound devices‚ imagery‚ connotation‚ word choice‚ rhetorical

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    In the statement by Sartre “Existence comes before essence”‚ the meaning is quiet clear and self explanatory. We exist first and then we are defined. Although‚ truly understanding this theory and believing in it‚ takes a person to look deeper and into many different areas of life‚ to have a clear and knowledgeable view-to enable you to create your own decision. I had to go to many lengths to fully understand and agree with Sartre’s doctrine. This theory represents Atheistic existentialism. “There

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    tears,idle tears

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    “TEARS‚ IDLE TEARS” “TEARS‚ IDLE TEARS” Summary The speaker sings of the baseless and inexplicable tears that rise in his heart and pour forth from his eyes when he looks out on the fields in autumn and thinks of the past. This past‚ (“the days that are no more”) is described as fresh and strange. It is as fresh as the first beam of sunlight that sparkles on the sail of a boat bringing the dead back from the underworld‚ and it is sad as the last red beam of sunlight that shines on a boat that

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    similarities between the lives of Anne Sexton and Sylvia Plath continued into their written works‚ producing two sets of confessional literature with common themes. Both Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton shared the common themes of death‚ mental illness‚ and despair in their written works including The Bell Jar‚ “Sylvia’s Death‚” “Her Kind‚” and “Lady Lazarus”. Sylvia Plath’s troubled life began on October 27‚ 1932 when she was born to Otto and Aurelia Plath in Boston‚ Massachusetts (Mondragon). Plath developed

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    choice‚ and that her death in the nursing home was an inevitable thing‚ just like how other residents died in the nursing home. Developmental Stage: Psychosocial Theory of Development: Integrity versus Despair In her answer‚ it is confirmed that the resident was in the midst of integrity and despair of her psychosocial crisis‚ in the sense that she kept integrity when she said she was happy as she could be; but she hinted sadness when she talked about her dead husband and relating it to her current

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    outright links the sea with sorrow; However‚ Claire’s response to it highlights both the good and the bad about the sea. As Nosias and Gaelle pull Max Junior out of the water as Claire makes up the second verse‚ they also pull him away from the despair and sorrow that cause him to attempt suicide. The verses therefore expose the sea as symbolic of sorrow. The first verse and Claire’s thoughts on it reveal the good and the bad of the sea. The verse states that “Lasiren‚ The Whale‚ / My hat fell

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    The world Candide lives in seems to be filled with horror and despair that includes robberies‚ rapes‚ unjust executions‚ and betrayals. A constant optimistic view is portrayed by Pangloss‚ the philosopher‚ although the cruelty is unbearable. Pangloss displays admirable qualities‚ constantly portraying his views that everything happens for a reason and everything is for the best in this best of all possible worlds. I believe that he shows great qualities by always keeping a mindset of optimism regardless

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    1 Life for young people in sg was better in the past than it is today (OV) Life was less stressful and moved at a slower pace in the past. There was less competitiveness in the society then. Students have packed schedules of tuition‚ school‚ and enrichment classes‚ to the extent that they have little time left to enjoy other activities. Higher stress is linked with not only physical but also psychological ailments like depression‚ hence the incidences of young people committing suicide due to inability

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    Kevin Vachna ENG 755 Valgemae December 4‚ 2010 Nature and Society: “Diminished Things” in the Poetry of Robert Frost Frost’s poetry is rich with simplistic and beautiful natural imagery. The poet uses these vibrant images to appeal to the reader’s senses‚ absorbing the experience of the poem in the natural world. Sensory images envelope objects of apples‚ flowers‚ animals‚ and the elements of the natural world. Abundant with the picturesque‚ nature provides the backdrop for Frost’s

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    during a period of racial discrimination. In James Weldon Johnson’s “Sonnet”‚ the poet encourages his heart to stay strong through his brave‚ encouraging‚ and guiding attitude‚ suggesting that despite the challenges of life‚ his heart needs to resist despair and reach for hope. The speaker’s direct appeal to his heart in the opening lines of the poem shows his resilience in the face of adversity‚ emphasizing the importance of maintaining courage. He begins his conversation by asking his heart to be courageous

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