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    Still I Rise is a poem written with Maya Angelou herself as the speaker. She is speaking to her audience about how she has overcome racism‚ criticism‚ sexism‚ and personal obstacles in her life with pride and grace. Still I Rise has a positive and strong tone throughout the entire poem. The words Angelou used also make it seem as though the she is talking to the readers. By doing so‚ Angelou got the readers to get more personally involved in the poem emotionally which helps to make readers realize

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    The link for the song is right here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNPnxSG-evk So I am very into the "indie" genre of music‚ and one of my favorite sub-genres from that is called "witch house". It’s very strange‚ it reminds me of what would be playing late at night when something supernatural is about to happen. That is not what this song is‚ but it’s what I thought it was going to be. I was really surprised when it started playing‚ it was upbeat and had soothing quality to it. The mixture of the

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    philosophy or history or law.” In the lyric it states a cliché‚ “Oh‚ can you see what I see” in line 16 which has a nostalgic and wistful tone. It relates to O’Brien because he sees and asks all these questions and wonders what exactly the war is since it does not seem to be helping for much anything. Even though he believes that it is wrong to go to war with Vietnam when conditions do not seem to be politically correct‚ O’Brien does not choose to speak up because he is still afraid of what people will say

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    The Call Analysis

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    “The Call” This poem was written in 1915 by a female journalist Jessie Pope. This poem is aimed at young men trying to get them to enlist and volunteer for the war. Pope uses the colloquial word ‘laddie’ to suggest that it is directed at all young men. Pope clearly identifies in the poem who her audience is. The poem has a simple structure to best communicate its message to its intended audience; young men. It is a 3 stanza‚ 8 line poem. Pope uses a rhyming pattern of abab‚ for example ‘begin

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    Ever since I was born‚ I was a military brat. Not knowing where to call home‚ or if any place could be homeI moved. I moved six times‚ four of those places were towns that nobody could think about. Germany‚ North Carolina‚ Alaska‚ North Carolina‚ Germany‚ and Alaska‚ yet no place to call home. May 22‚ 1999‚ my first day on this world; Kronach hospital had its first American baby in their hands‚ yet they acted like I was a different species. The only event I remember was when I was about one. While

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    Botany Bay Lyrics Analysis

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    Botany Bay‚ an open oceanic embayment‚[2] is located in Sydney‚ New South Wales‚ Australia‚ 13 km (8 mi) south of the Sydney central business district. Botany Bay has its source in the confluence of the Georges River at Taren Point and the Cooks River at Kyeemagh and flows 10 km (6 mi) to the east before meeting its mouth‚ the Tasman Sea‚ midpoint between La Perouse and Kurnell. The total catchment area of the bay is approximately 55 km2 (21 sq mi) and the area surrounding the bay is generally

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    In the poem "Still I Rise" by Maya. Angelou‚ Angelou uses metaphorical language‚ similes‚ and rhetorical questions to convey to readers how powerful and strong Angelou has become as a person. The most effective usage of a poetic device that Maya Angelou uses is her reliance on metaphors. One use of this device that really sticks out is‚ "You may trod me in the very dirt But still‚ like dust‚ I’ll rise." Angelou’s use of a metaphor in this first stanza is effective because the readers are already

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    There are many definitions of belonging the main one meaning‚ an object of a material item belonging to someone. But in consideration there can also be people that belong to others for example slavery. Showing that there are both positive and negative issues of belonging. There are also definitions of people belonging as being part of a group‚ giving a sense of belonging. As there are many other situations the broad topic can stimulate. Throughout this task I have explained and analyzed three texts

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    Later on a friend discovered how talented she was and convinced Angelou to write a memoir. This memoir "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" marked history as the first non-fiction best seller written by an African-American woman. The memoir‚ like all Angelou’s writing‚ reveals her essence‚ childhood struggles‚ and young adult struggles to the reader. Even after her recent death‚ Angelou is still celebrated as a highly regarded and compelling feministic poet. Angelou’s perseverance in all her

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    The poem I have chosen to write a detailed description and interpretation of is Maya Angelou’s ’Still I Rise’. In analysing the chosen poem I will be considering the ways in which my own knowledge‚ experience and cultural identity might have an influence in the way I have read and interpreted the poem. This poem is very strong and powerful‚ as a reader I can sense this in the title of the poem‚ ’still I rise’. If the reader does not know the origin of the author I guess that it will be hard to tell

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