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    written many successful poems. Allen Ginsberg had a hard childhood‚ but because of this he became a very successful poet. Ginsberg’s poem “Kaddish” is based off the struggles he faced in his childhood having a mother who was diagnosed with a psychological illness. Allen Ginsberg grew up with his older brother Eugene in a household shadowed by his mother’s mental illness; she suffered from recurrent epileptic seizures and paranoia. In the winter of 1941‚ when Allen was a junior in high school‚ his

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    What has influenced Allen Ginsberg in his writing?Why did it turn out being so queer and controversial?Allen Ginsberg is an American poet that mostly wrote about what was considered taboo topics at previous times.His writing is result of several influences in his life such as relationships‚ cirumstances‚and experiences. Ultimately giving us his published masterpieces.Allen Ginsberg was truly an amazing poet‚he never gave a crap about what others would say. People arrived and left‚either way affecting

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    Allen Field House It’s early October on the grounds of the University of Kansas where barren trees; swaths of dormant‚ beige grass; and the pale‚ limestone buildings have created a monochromatic tableau that looks like a picture in an old‚ yellowed newspaper. Amongst the landscape of what could look like cathedrals lies a building that brings many students to their feet in anticipation of what will happen. Indeed‚ arriving for a game at Allen Fieldhouse can feel like preparing to rummage through

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    Walden‚ written by Henry David Thoreau is highly cyclical text in nature. This cyclical structure contributes to prominent themes in the book such as nature‚ simplicity‚ and independence‚ and enhances the motif of the individual versus society. The aim of this paper is to examine the ways in which the text is cyclical‚ and analyze how this structure supports greater themes present in Walden. Ultimately‚ the cyclicality of the text manifests itself in concepts of time and seasons‚ the rhetoric

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    unidentified individual was on a killing spree and was enjoying it too. This man‚ known as the Zodiac Killer‚ was a mystery to the police department‚ but theories were brought up about possible suspects. Even though some people believe Arthur Leigh Allen was the infamous Zodiac Killer‚ through eye witness accounts and forensic proof‚ it can be proven that the Zodiac Killer was actually Earl Van Best‚ Jr. In the 1960s‚ murder plagued the coast of California. These murders were committed by an unidentified

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    Edgar Allen Poe is a creative‚ brilliant minded man who writes extraordinary pieces. A common question is whether the Raven in the poem‚ The Raven‚ is real or of the imagination of the narrator. With crucial evidence of the fatigue‚ grief‚ referencing and symbolism‚ it shows the Raven‚ is mere of the imagination. In the beginning‚ the narrator is fatigued while he sits in his chamber. Poe wrote‚ “While I nodded‚ nearly napping‚ suddenly there came a tapping.” He wants the reader to understand the

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    public‚ that’s what the poet does.” Allen Ginsberg believed this wholly and based his means of poetry by what he said in this sentence. One cannot censor thoughts‚ just as one can’t censor expression. Ginsberg faced controversy for sexual content and profanities that he used in his poetry‚ but those were merely his private thoughts that he brought to the public. His poetry fueled a whole generational revolution in the 1950s. In times of cookie cutter uniformity Allen Ginsberg went against norm and

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    In “The Raven” by Edgar Allen Poe‚ the author includes many tone words that have an overall effect on the mood of his poem. This aids us in figuring out what he is trying to teach to the readers. There is a variety of positive and negative tone words‚ so the story would be putting out many feelings throughout it. While reading “The Raven” the author gives many moods like suspenseful‚ loneliness‚ and cheerfulness. In the beginning of the story‚ the author uses words to make the mood creepy. The

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    have heard of people trying out or competing for something and not make it or get it. But their failure does not discourage them and they keep on practicing and getting better. Eventually‚ their work does pay off and they accomplished what they want. Henry Ford car business suffered around the 1900’s‚ but he this failure did not set him back‚ he pushed forward. His cars were low quality and high in price for the average consumers. He kept on developing new engines and cars and gained the nation acclaim

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    Creating the Melancholic Tone in "The Raven" Edgar Allan Poe’s "The Raven‚" representing Poe’s own introverted crisis of hell‚ is unusually moving and attractive to the reader. In his essay entitled "The Philosophy of Composition‚" Poe reveals his purpose in writing "The Raven" and also describes the work of composing the poem as being carefully calculated in all aspects. Of all melancholy topics‚ Poe wished to use the one that was universally understood‚ death; specifically death involving a beautiful

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