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    analyzes a meaning of freedom about escaping from captivity. The story is meant for people who suffered because they need to know about freedom and finally get out of misery. Likewise‚ the author relates the blackbirds and eagles because the eagle shows a symbol of freedom while the blackbird shows a meaning that they are enslaved. In paragraph 1 it states “The ones that could fly shed their wings. They couldn’t take their wings across the

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    return back. * “Melancholy”: transfer of emotion to the violet to personify the violet. * “Ashes and loam”: an echo of the words of an Anglican burial service (ashes to ashes‚ dust to dust) Trigger 2: The Blackbird * “While I try whistling a trill‚ close by his nest our blackbird frets and strops his beak indifferent to Scarlatti’s song.” * Transfer of emotion to the bird. Features of metaphysical poetry in The Violets: * First person narrative voice

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    Caroline Edinger 11-11-13 English 104-201 Prof. Tim Emerson “How to Control the Progression of Your Writing through Literary Devices” When sitting down to write a short story‚ an author must consider exactly which literary device will hold the most significance throughout their writing. Making this decision may be forced‚ may come naturally‚ and may even happen as an outcome through the progression of their narrative. After analytically reading various short stories by famous authors one

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    Thomas and Frost both write about the experience of unexpected joy. In Edward Thomas’ “Adlestrop” and Robert Frosts’ “The Tuft of Flowers” we read about the speakers experiences of unexpected joy through the poet’s aspects of imagery‚ form‚ language and tone of each of their poems. In Frosts’ poem “The Tuft of Flowers” the speaker‚ at first‚ is musing on the separateness of mankind and the workers. Whilst he muses this he is led by a butterfly to gaze upon a tuft of flowers that has been left by

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    an ornithologist to help him figure out similarities between the birds. The ornithologist was John Gould‚ and he found out that the birds were actually twelve different species of finches and that Darwin did not collect a mixture or finches and blackbirds. Charles Darwin’s first big accomplishment was for his work on barnacles for which he received the Royal Society’s Royal medal in 1853. (Charles Darwin – English Naturalist and Philosopher- Biography) With the barnacles Darwin was able to find “homologies”

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    Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare‚ the inhabitants of Weathersfield are

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    “’half an hour to breakfast.’” This shows the extremity to which Mr. Nilson follows his schedule. Mr. Tandram claims that he prefers blackbirds to thrushes because they have “more body in the note.” However‚ when looking at the physical qualities of the two birds‚ one can see that a thrush is multicolored‚ usually brown/orange with random spots while the blackbird is simply one solid color. This symbolizes that Mr. Tandram prefers a plain‚ normal lifestyle rather than a spontaneous‚ unscheduled one

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    guitar songs: Blackbird. I will tell you that the day that I learned Blackbird on the guitar was the single greatest moment of my musical career. I use the word moment loosely as it took me nearly a month to master the modulating-fret-jumping-madness of the song. The untrained ear may listen to Blackbird and comment on its beautiful simplicity‚ which you cannot deny as McCartney’s silky smooth vocals and seamless playing stand alone on the track. But‚ from a musical standpoint‚ Blackbird is anything

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    authorities‚ for the damage to wildlife through the use of pesticides in order to persuade her audience to take action against the mistreatment and abuse of the environment. Through war like diction‚ Carson exaggerates the farmer’s violence towards blackbirds‚ misguidance in the use of dangerous pesticides‚ and lack of emotion for bloodshed. Aiming to weaken the pesticide users reputation‚ Carson introduces her main argument by referring to the "habit of killing" as‚" the resort to "eradicating" any

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    binomial system the second or specific name denotes the species to which the organism belongs. This name is never shared by other species within the same genus. An example of this is the common blackbird. Before the binomial system was introduced organisms were named by their description‚ like the blackbird‚ however this became confusing and difficult for scientist to be sure they were referring to the same species. The blackbird’s binomial name is Turdus merula‚ in this case ‘merula’ is the species

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