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    Short story STOP PLEASE STOP! Feeling the icy water dripping down from the Power Team Hose. The cries of there laughter were so disgusting and vicious like the devil’s own laughter. I’d cry out HELP! No one was ever there to witness the crucial activities the so called doctors would have installed for me. I was trapped with no way out. “You want some more of this boy!?” yelled the doctor with the gas mask on. “ We still have ten gallons filled with gelid water to throw out.” Never had asked for

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    unrestrained. The beauty of this movement is then contrasted by the sharp sounds of the ‘thin and thistled’ fields‚ bringing attention to the change in surroundings‚ from the town to the countryside. By listing what he sees from the window of the train – ‘scarecrows‚ haystacks‚ hares and pheasants’ - Larkin constructs a series of moving rural images that contrast to the earlier industrial descriptions of ‘workmen at dawn’. The sibilance on ‘haystacks‚ hares’ increases the rhythm of the poem and represents the

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    enabled to really engage himself in the world‚ outpouring with love for the world in a way that sought to transform the world towards its betterment” (Habito). Thomas Merton‚ “the most influential American Catholic author of the twentieth century” (Scarecrow Press) was able to connect himself with the world in a way that made him feel a special love for the world.. This allows for a person to feel a sense of belonging in the universe due to knowing how every single thing in the universe is related to

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    friends‚ overheard and told all the girls and boys at that school of what she was doing. Sooner or later the kids started to make fun of her of because of what she had been doing and her friends still stood by her‚ but the kids started to call her scarecrow and make the gaging noise every time they saw her. It got worse‚ she threw up so much that she had cuts on her fingers and her clothes started to fit her huge‚ when you looked at her you can see the bones through her skin. When she had to get dressed

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    THE ENGLISH PATIENT Book Review The English Patient is a novel by Michael Ondaatje. Ondaatje was born in Sri Lanka in 1943‚ moved to England in 1954‚ and settled in Canada in 1970. He is a Canadian poet and novelist. Ondaatje’s work includes 13 books of poetry and 5 novels. Among them‚ The English Patient won him the Booker Prize. Though Michael Ondaatje is a really good poet‚ he does not have an extensive popularity among readers. Even after his novel The English

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    Race in Cuba

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    Race in Cuba The legacy of slavery and the legacy of systematic racial discrimination imposed on Afro-Cubans are grim realities that are imbedded in Cuban societal and cultural fibers. Despite the abolition of slavery in 1886 and its gaining of independence in 1902 Cuban society‚ politics‚ and ideology have been haunted with the specter of the ‘race issue.’ According to Aline Helg‚ "the myth of Cuban racial equality has proved remarkably enduring‚ even since the revolution of 1959". In order to

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    Love: The Greatest Motive In the story “A Worn Path” an elderly African-American woman named Phoenix Jackson embarks on a hackneyed journey that may seem effortless for most people‚ but is truly the epitome of all physical and psychological elements of overcoming anything in life. Before the story even begins one can recognize many ideas the story will elaborate on. For example‚ “A Worn Path” not only refers to its literal meaning of a path that has been worn down from being traveled on‚ but it

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    Literature that is contemporary sometimes share themes rooted with literature that is not modern. The literature may not always teach the same lesson or present the same message‚ but it shows a connection between the old and the new. It can be shown in the analysis of the three chosen pieces of modern literature. All three pieces share a theme common with piece of older literature. Not all of those themes bring out the similarities between them‚ some of them bring out the differences. In “The

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    Overview The 20th century brought many of the modern arts that we are used to see and enjoy every day. Ones of these are painting‚ literature‚ film and music. Painting 20th-century Western painting begins with the heritage of painters like Vincent van Gogh‚ who were essential for the development of modern art. By 1903 the impetus of Symbolism was expended and a new and enigmatic mood was forming. The new attitude drew on a vein that was comic‚ poetic‚ and fantastic‚ exploring an irrational quality

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    Symbolism of the Journey

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    Running head: Symbolism Symbolism of the Journey Symbolism is an important aspect of literary works because through it the craftsman of the work is able to communicate his views and ideas which might not be apparent from the work unless thought upon from a critical angle. Through the course of this paper‚ I intend to analyze and compare the symbolism in two masterpieces namely Eudora Welty’s “A Worn Path” and Robert Frost’s “A Road Not Taken”. The reason for selecting

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