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    Between these three interpretations of the "The Drinking Song"‚ there were many differences in the overall theme‚ along with the attitude of the characters within the performance. Throughout all of the performances‚ the goal of the main male character did not change; he was constantly attempting to gain the interest of the main female character. Though the attitude of the main male character did not change‚ it was seen that the attitude of the female character did. In the first piece‚ the female

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    Explication n°4 : “Kubla Khan » Kubla Khan‚ one of the most famous poem of English literature‚ is written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1797 and was published in Christabel‚ Kubla Khan‚ and the Pains of Sleep in 1816. Kubla Khan is one of the most important poem of Coleridge and‚ according to the preface of the book‚ he wrote it during the time that he passed in a farm house between Porlock and Linton in England. Because of the opium that he had taken - prescribed to him to cure dysentery‚ Coleridge

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    the effects that come with the act of war are inevitable and one must struggle with the predicament of keeping one’s sanity intact. Humans are inherently good until thrown to the darkness and dysfunctional effects of war. Similarly‚ In Tim O’Brien’s “Song of the Tra Bong”‚ a story about how a young man from the Vietnam War pays to have his significant other sent to his station unfolds as a dramatic turn for the worse. The young man‚ Mark Fossie‚ deals with the pain of seeing his significant other‚

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    Woman all have one thing in common‚ unrealistic powers that they use for good. When a picture of a “hero” is searched‚ images of men flying with capes will be the number one result. So that must be all there is to being a hero. The French epic poem The Song of Roland portrays the ideal hero‚ or knight‚ as Roland‚ one of the twelve peers under King Charlemagne’s rule. Roland is shown as the ideal knight with a tragic flaw‚ his pride and hotheadedness‚ through his heroic actions and loyalty‚ his heroic

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    A Sensual Experience: An Explication Of “Rime Of The Ancient Mariner” In what has been arguably identified as the beginning of the Romantic Movement‚ Samuel Taylor Coleridge partnered with a close friend‚ William Wordsworth to put together a collection of poems titled Lyrical Ballads. One piece‚ in particular‚ is considered one of Coleridge’s most famous works. In the poem titled‚ “Rime Of The Ancient Mariner‚” a tale is told by a third person persona from the perspective of the poem’s protagonist

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    I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud Explication This poem dramatizes the importance of individualism‚ especially since the poem was a Romantic poem which was the era which individualism was introduced in. Individualism is a very important theme of the poem as it draws the importance of the basics of individualism. Through the focus and beauty of nature‚ which was also a very big aspect of Romanticism‚ William Wordsworth points out different perspectives of the new concept of individualism. “Golden daffodils…

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    all songs by the beatles

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    A Warm Gun A Hard Day’s Night Hello Goodbye Hello Little Girl Help! Helter Skelter Her Majesty Here Comes The Sun Here‚ There And Everywhere Hey Bulldog Hey Jude The Hippy Hippy Shake Hold Me Tight Honey Don’t Honey Pie The Honeymoon Song How Do You Do It I Am The Walrus I Call Your Name I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party I Feel Fine I Forgot To Remember To Forget I Got A Woman I Got To Find My Baby I Just Don’t Understand I Me Mine I Need You I Saw Her Standing There I Should

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    Milkman's Song Of Solomon

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    The name of the main character of Song of Solomon‚ Macon Dead III (Milkman)‚ is a hidden reservoir of significance‚ both to his function as a character and to the plot as a whole. His first name‚ Milkman‚ represents not only his physical upbringing and extended breastfeeding by Ruth‚ but it also represents his tendency through the majority of his life to suck energy‚ time‚ and effort from the people around him‚ specifically the women in his life that he tends to use without thought or considerateness

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    This book is engaging from the outset‚ and deceptively simple. It takes us into the world of a young Sengalese student‚ Ousmane Gueye‚ the son of a devout Muslim. Ousmane is more devoted to his mother‚ Yahe Khady‚ than to religion or tradition. The first chapters use the framing device of Ousmane’s walk to the university to tell his backstory‚ how he helped his mother and developed a thirst for knowledge‚ which was only strengthened after he was snubbed by his flirtatious childhood

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    When I heard that we were going to read "Stopping by woods on a Snowy Evening" by Robert Frost‚ I was extremely pleased‚ as I was very familiar with this it. I first read it as a child and it has ever since been my favorite poem. Explicating this poem gives a much deeper meaning than the words first indicate. The main underlying theme the poem explores is the wonder and sereneness of nature‚ while at the same time subtly pulling the reader away and towards the hustle and bustle of the modern world

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