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    Song: Go and catch a falling star The poem “Song: Go and catch a falling star” was written by the cherished poet‚ John Donne. In this satirical poem‚ through a series of images‚ he conveys his belief on the faithfulness‚ or rather the unfaithfulness of women. Donne’s use of diction‚ allusion‚ imagery‚ sound effects‚ and tone create a unique richness in the language of the poem‚ which make it enjoyable to read. The denotations and connotations of this poem create more depth and richness. In

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    To Catch A Falling Knife

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    Daniel Johnson’s poetry book‚ To Catch a Falling Knife‚ takes a different approach to any situation. He has an obvious dark perspective to the poems he writes. A common theme to weave through his work is destruction. In the poem‚ Accounting for the Wren‚ the Rocket‚ and immaterial‚ it speaks of how the “ vapor trail vanished: the absence of geese: a gaping/ space where before there was none./ Begin again the slow loss” (Johnson 3). This is a subdued description for Johnson. In the poem‚ My father

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    He addresses the Sun as “busy old fool”. He calls it unruly because‚ by peeping in to the bedroom through windows and curtains it disturbs the lovers. The poet-lover tells the Sun that lovers’ seasons do not run to its motions. He advises the Sun to go and do such routine and dull jobs like chiding late-schoolboys and apprentices‚ waking up court-huntsmen and peasants. Love knows no season‚ no climates. It is not affected by time. The poet’s wit is so clear when he tells the Sun that he has no reason

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    Catch-22 Theme

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    Taylor Goldhahn “But there was a catch…. Catch-22.” On the small island of Pianosa‚ just south of Elba‚ an American bombardier squadron was going insane. Throughout the novel‚ Joseph Heller describes this squadron through the eyes of one of its own‚ Yossarian. Heller uses symbolism‚ chaotic perspective‚ and morbid imagery to show the effects of war on these soldiers. Heller uses the soldiers of the squadron and locations that these soldiers visit as his symbols to show the effects of war on these

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    Catch-22 Theme of Insanity

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    masterpiece Catch-22 has enlightened generations of readers to the insanity caused by corrupt bureaucracy and the pseudo-law of Catch-22. Heller’s creation of the pseudo law of Catch-22 shows the insanity caused by the corrupt powers of bureaucracy that overwhelm the military base and all of its contained soldiers. Catch-22 is a law of circular reasoning’s. It is introduced to them and the soldiers must live their lives according to what the "non-existent" law states. One version of the Catch-22 keeps

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    Our Stars Themes

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    The Fault in Our Stars by John Green has a multitude of running themes throughout the novel. In my opinion‚ even though this is a fictional book‚ the themes‚ especially those pertaining to the way the universe works‚ are relatable and weigh on my people’s minds. For example‚ one theme is the fear of oblivion. I believe this is a theme in many people’s lives‚ not just in this book. The most prevalent theme‚ in my opinion‚ is the insensitivity of the universe. This theme is supported by the characters

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    Midnight Star Themes

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    The Midnight Star Review “‘The day will come when we strike you down” she’s saying.’Mark my words we will haunt your nightmares.’ I clench my fist and fling an illusion of pain across her body “I am the nightmare’”(Lu 13). The Midnight Star a book by Marie Lu. The main characters Adelina‚ Maggiano‚ and Violetta are traveling to give their powers back to the gods. On the way‚ they find their friends and people they need are dying until they make it to the Underworld. Once they make it they have

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    imagery. Through the exploration of the texts Maestro‚ by Peter Goldsworthy‚ and The Falling Man‚ by Richard Drew‚ the emergence of imagery deciphers and projects the varying meanings of each text. Through distinctively visual language features in the novel Maestro‚ images are created which help convey the major theme of the text; relationships. This is contrasted by the visual techniques in the image of The Falling Man‚ capturing a moment of terror in history. Both texts similarly consist of the

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    1) What are the universal themes of Star Wars? Give 3 examples. The universal themes of Star Wars are relationship to machines‚ issues of friendship and obligation to other people around you‚ and control over your destiny. Darth Vader is an example of relationships to machines because he is more machine than man‚ as an antagonist in Star Wars. Star Wars also has an infinite amount of examples on the issues of friendships and people around you‚ with character relationships playing out. The case of

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    Falling For It (The Theme of Deception in The Open Window)     The story “The Open Window” was one that had many different interesting characteristics to it. Throughout the whole thing‚ there are surprises‚ as well as specific details that help the reader understand a little bit better what is going on. In the end of the story‚ it comes as a complete shock to the reader what happens‚ because the author set everyone up very carefully. There were many different techniques that he used in order to set

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