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    The speaker loves blackberry picking. It’s evident in the first stanza where he describes his blackberry picking adventure. Even though something was there to ruin it‚ the speaker wanted to go back next year. The author‚ Seamus Heaney‚ uses diction‚ imagery‚ and analogies to convey a deeper meaning of blackberry picking. In the first stanza‚ the speaker is describing the blackberries. The “glossy purple clot; it’s flesh sweet like thickened wine”‚ was motivation for the speaker to go blackberry picking

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    In the poem “Blackberry-Picking‚” Seamus Heaney is able to convey not just a literal description of picking blackberries‚ but also a deeper understanding of the whole experience. He is able to do this through the use of informal diction‚ imagery‚ and similes. The poem begins with the speaker describing one’s feelings when they eat the first blackberries of the season. He states‚ “You ate the first one and its flesh was sweet.” This usage of “you” brings the reader into the poem. Adding the reader

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    “Blackberries in June‚” that title to me means easy picking‚ that Jamie and Matt managed to pick all the sweet blackberries from the bush(that’s my opinion of the title). In this short story everyone thinks that Jamie and Matt have it easy and everything has been handed to them. The reason for this is because their going on the course of being successful in life early instead of later in life. Honestly‚ though they worked hard for everything they have. Both working at minimum wage jobs. Jamie as

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    My Grandfather’s Orange Grove My grandfather was surely a diligent and decent farmer who had deep affection for me and his orange grove as well. As long as I memorize him‚ the image of the orange grove would be evoked in my mind subsequently. Though eventually his orange grove has been destructed as a result of a mandatory demolition‚ which aimed at promoting industrial productivity via expanding a local steel factory‚ the vivid impression of its sourness and sweetness would never fade away just

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    Imagery plays a very vital role in this poem and it helps with the interpretation of the poem. Onomatopoeia such as ‘’the thinkling bottom’’‚ Alliteration such as ‘’Big dark blobs burned’’‚ diction such as ‘’sweet like a thickened wine’’ and similes such as ‘’sticky as Bluebeard’s’’ allows the reader to feel like they’re also blueberry picking.The imagery in the poem references blood and flesh‚ which adds to the extended and dark metaphor. The poem blackberry picking isn’t just about a boy picking

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    Golden Fruit

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    Golden Fruit Golden fruit is the essay to expose life from the fruit of Orange and comparing with life that what the different character that all the man we have in this world. A A. Milne tries to tell us that there is a different character‚ different manner of living in this human world. In short‚ by using an Orange little fruit‚ he tries to conveying that there is a number of what to live in in this world. Abraham Lincoln sent the letter to the headmaster of his son schooling‚ “teach him to

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    Wendell Berry

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    Timeline of Wendell Berry 1934- Born on August 5 in Henry County‚ Kentucky. Wendell Berry was raised in Newcastle‚ Kentucky. As a boy he began working on his father’s farm and neighboring farms. As a farmer he learned the benefits of farming. 1956- Earned B.A. in English at the University of Kentucky and then his M.A. a year later. His schooling expanded his vocabulary and in turn‚ made him the writer he was known as. 1959- Taught in the English Department at Stanford University. 1962- Goes to

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    Cranberry and Berries

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    and owned by growers of cranberries to process and markets their berries. The handling of process fruit RP1 was highly mechanized. The process could be classified into several operations; receiving and testing‚ dumping‚ temporary holding‚ destroying‚ dechaffing‚ drying separation and bulking and bagging. The objective of the total process was to gather bulk berries and prepare them for storage and processing into frozen fresh berries‚ sauce‚ and juice. In the case‚ there is a capacity for drying

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    Wendell Berry

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    energy sources such as coal. His purpose seems to be to become less hooked to the electric corporations. Berry was also trying to convince readers that writing better and more efficiently has no ties with computers. He relies on logic when speaking of the direct dependence on coal the electric corporation has. Emotion is relied on when speaking of his wife and their close relationship. Berry is writing for the people of today who are hooked on the electric corporations as he is. This essay is written

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    The Blacker the Berry

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    Nyandeng Daw 12-1-2012 Ethnic Studies The Blacker the Berry The Blacker the Berry is a novel by Wallace Thurman and it’s a well-known novel from him. That tittle is part of an African American saying “The Blacker the Berry‚ the sweeter the juice.” Meaning that the darker the skin color of a black woman is‚ the tastier is their juice. The novel explores prejudice within the African American community. Emma Lou‚ one of the characters bears the “burden of blackness” every generation her family

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