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    The youths then rob the shop. The couple are badly injured. No one stops to help‚ even two drivers just keep their eyes on the road. The poem is “an instamatic poem”. This is where he captures the whole scene as it happens. Morgan uses the present tense making us see it as if we were there. Edwin Morgan paints a vivid picture for the reader by using imagery in the poem. In the opening line of the poem he uses and effective metaphor. “A ragged diamond” Near the middle of the poem Edwin

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    The theme of journeys is present in Philip Larkin’s poem‚ A Study of Reading Habits. However‚ it is not a physical journey that we see‚ but a metaphorical journey about the speaker’s life progression through his changing escapisms created by books. The title is a mock‚ serious title for it sounds like a piece of academic research Larkin uses first person persona to give expression to things he would prefer not to have attributed to himself. The structure of the poem divided into three stanzas; school

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    The Poem “Memo to J.C” from 1988‚ was written by Maureen Watson who was an aboriginal herself. She was popular and highly-respected by non-natives as well as Aboriginal Australians. She was at the forefront of Aboriginal rights. In 1996 she was awarded the Australia Council Red Ochre award because of her national and international work with Aboriginal art. Also she received the United Nations Association Global Leadership Prize for her outstanding work towards building cross-cultural understanding

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    Cited: are centered. Your essay is well focused and your point is clear. Some of your statements could use more support in the form of quotations from the intro or the poem. Use the present tense consistently in literary essays. Grading—see criteria sheet: 8‚ 4‚ 4‚ 4‚ 5=25=B

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    brief experience‚ where luggage does not get lost‚ no one gets sick‚ and flights are not delayed. Mindfulness is a practice in which one is alert and fully aware of the reality in the present moment. This can lead to calmness in one’s daily life. Affirmations are positive statements voiced in the present tense for the purpose of achieving goals and self empowerment. A few examples include: I am getting healthier each day; I can heal this illness; I am attracting positive healthy people into my

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    doctor (teacher) interact in writing‚ with different social roles (student-teacher)‚ relation in which Dr. Erika has the status of power. The girls have different problems‚ they are fellow-students but don’t know each other‚ at least not overtly. They present their personal problems to the specialist in order to obtain a piece of advice that could help them interact

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    Chip and Miles become devastated. It makes them wonder if they were the ones to blame or not. Miles realizes that what happened didn’t matter anymore because he knows that she forgives him for letting her go and that he’ll always love her in the present tense. I really liked a lot of things in Looking for Alaska. One was that it had very relatable characters and another

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    meanwhile men use direct imperatives. The author uses a declarative “ get to the point” which links the scenario with the further development of an argument by also shifting the article to the present tense. Although men “bark” about the indirect speech‚ which really confuses them‚ the author presents it in a very positive light. He uses an adverb “perfectly” and positive verbs:

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    hopelessness and powerlessness. Owen thoroughly explores the state of isolation as entrapping and inescapable in Disabled. Throughout the poem the tense almost involuntarily switches between the dreamy “light-blue trees” of “his youth” to the present‚ with the soldier’s flowing‚ nostalgic memories of the past always being truncated by the sharp caesura of the present. For example in the second stanza the rhythmic‚ fertile language of “girls glanced” and “glow-lamps budded” is broken by “before he threw away

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    Digging by Seamus Heaney

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    poet‚ Seamus Heaney uses simple words in his poem which is beautifully portrayed as well as easy to understand. The poem is basically about the poets respect and admiration of his father’s and grandfather’s hard work. The poem begins in the present tense form. The poet‚ Heaney‚ is in his room‚ writing while his father is digging. It can be assumed that the poet is near a window so that when he looks outside he can see his father digging. It is important to note that Heaney "looks down" at his

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