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    duty "But I have promises to keep". And also‚ Frost’s usage of "sleep" easily implies death. Though this poem might come off at first to be nice and peaceful‚ however‚ that peace has an underlying menace. In the first four lines of the poem‚ the speaker explains that he is trespassing on someone else’s land. He does not expect to be seen‚ because the owner lives in the village‚ nor does he want to be seen‚ because‚ besides being on someone else’s property‚ it would be out of character for him to

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    is told from the point of view of a dramatic character‚ typically when that character is reflecting on a previous action. This style makes it so that the reader’s experience is limited to the speaker’s observations and feelings. In this case‚ the speaker is a man who is reflecting on the night he killed his lover‚ Porphyria (Bender 338). While this sounds like the action of a person who is not in his or her right mind‚ Robert Browning contrasts the traditional idea of madness throughout the poem (Kukathas

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    Stanza 2 * ------------------------------------------------- A bleak autumn’s day and all nature begins to die/grow duller ------------------------------------------------- Stanza 3 * ------------------------------------------------- The speaker gathers a lot of leaves and piles them up as a mountain‚ but it is hard to embrace/catch them. ------------------------------------------------- Stanza 6 * ------------------------------------------------- Men and nature‚ cyclical nature‚ is

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    Critical  thinking  project   Speaker :  Guillermo Maldonado (  Apostol) Topic : Unbelieves Location :  King  Jesus  Ministries Time:  11:00am  to 2:00pm   UNBELIEVE SPEECH CRITIQUE This speech took place on March 10‚ 2013 ‚ children‚ adults and adolescents attended while hundred’s watched on TV as a Christian Preacher ‚a   Oklahoma University Graduate Dr. Guillermo Maldonado stood behind a podium.   The central Idea or purpose   of his speech was and is to still educate

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    poem dramatizes the conflict between a person loving something but having to let it go after it has grown on them. In the first line the speaker is saying that it is not hard to let things go. The art that the speaker is referring to in the first line is losing something. This line is also one of the refrain lines throughout the villanelle. In line 2 the speaker uses the phrase “filled with intent” to make sure that the reader can also feel the importance of the objects she is talking about. In line

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    What’s That Smell in the Kitchen? The speaker in this poem is talking to an audience. From reading‚ this poem is about women wanting respect which can be inferred that the speaker may be a female. The setting is around the time of 1982 in the household of a woman who are angry and unhappy. Line 10 says anger sputters in her brainpan‚ that they are really angry. Another part of the poem goes off to say‚ “If she wants to grill anything‚ it’s her husband spitted over a slow fire‚” showing that in

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    his fellow African-Americans‚ who are being mistreated by the white slave owners. The speaker tells his people not to go easily‚ but rather fight as long as possible and don’t ever give up before they are killed. The poet believes that the worst things that these people can do is giving up and stop trying; he wants them to fight until the very end of their lives. Right from the beginning of the poem the speaker reiterates the title of the poem and the message that he is trying to convey. “If we

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    In the poem by Richard Wilbur poetic elements are present. The tone shift from negative to positive shows us how the speaker feels toward to juggler‚ which is that he brings happiness to people. The figurative language shows how the juggler performs and the vivid imagery shows how skilled he is. The speaker’s tone starts off with being negative. It says “a ball will bounce‚ but less and less” this gives off a negative connotation. The ball may represent happiness. The happiness will occur but slowly

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    process‚ rather than a sad and permanent ending. Lee elegantly uses metaphor to describe the painful final seconds of a homicide victim’s life as part of a larger progression. As Stephen‚ presumably a friend of the poem’s speaker‚ bleeds to death following a violent attack‚ the speaker compares Stephen’s humanity with a crowd quickly departing an auditorium‚ “the day Stephen was murdered / everything that made us love him rushed from his knife wounds /as though his chest were an auditorium / his life

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    light that the verb’keep’ also has its own negative connotations as in the illegitimate "keep". Therefore it also indicates the deed of holding a person "illegally". The notion that the parents were obdurate on restraining the speaker from such company‚ implies that the speaker desired to befriend them. He portrays the children for the most part with the adjective"rough". That is‚ they come across as ’rough’ both in appearance and attitude. The gist of the title verges on the fact that had these children

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