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    date he wrote many excellent poems‚ including “Annabel Lee.” Although “Annabel Lee” is considered “the demented reflection of a madman" (Bily)‚ it conveyed his everlasting devotion and compassion for his Annabel Lee. “Annabel Lee” uses repetition‚ ballad form and even his insanity to emphasize his love for his dead companion. Repetition or “haunting rhythm” (Bily) played a large role in “Annabel Lee.” The repetition engraves the events of the poem in the readers mind. “Within individual lines […]

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    Irish Music Turlough O’ Carolan (1670 –1738) An exploration of his inspirational sources‚ musical style and unique contribution to Irish music. Introduction Turlough O’ Carolan has as a composer‚ poet and musician contributed to Irish music in a unique way. I am going to explore his musical influences and style and his inspirational sources‚ and show how Carolan’s music has continued to shape Irish music both during his lifetime‚ throughout history and in recent times. Childhood

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    don’t know. Some people are still trying to find if Robin Hood was just a story or an actual person. I believe that Robin Hood was not real (even though it would be cool)‚ so thus‚ I will try to persuade you. Robin Hood was not real because‚ in the ballads‚ the dates conflicted with each other. There were a lot of outlaws that had similar names‚ like Robyn Hod‚ Robyn Hoode‚ Robehod‚ or Robert Hoode‚ which would not make sense‚ since there would only be one "real" Robin Hood. Robin Hood couldn’t have

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    Christian Allegory in "The Rime of an Ancient Mariner" Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s "The Rime of an Ancient Mariner" is a lyrical ballad that seems more like a miniature epic. However‚ not only it is a ballad talking about the adventure of an old mariner who is cursed for life because he kills an albatross; deeper than that‚ it is also a religious allegory conveying numerous themes pertaining to Christianity. On the one hand‚ if one reads "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" simply as a tale at sea‚ the

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    All About Timbre

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    Debussy elevates timbre to an unprecedented structural status; already in L’Apres-midi d’un Faune the colour of flute and harp functions referentially‚" according to Jim Samson (1977). Debussy treated the orchestra according to his own sound ideals‚ creating a very personal mixture from its traditional components: violins commonly in eight‚ ten or twelve parts‚ generous use of harps‚ woodwind unmixed and seldom used to reinforce other parts‚ brass veiled and often muted‚ with very restrained use of

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    Robin Hood: Man or Myth?

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    the Millers son‚ Will Scarlett). They were the outlaws of Sherwood forest‚ or so the ballads said. He was notoriously known from the ballads to have lived in Sherwood forest but Barnsdale was still a possibility. The only evidence we have of robin hood is from inauthentic ballads from hundreds of years ago. Luckily we have the luxury of having hindsight to really delve further into the evidence we have from ballads and the chronicles and make a genuine inquiry in the robin hood legend.  Various

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    Worship of Nature

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    will be created. Within the rhyme scheme of the Shakespearian sonnet‚ John Greenleaf Whittier has focused this poem under the theme of Creator and his Creation. Beginning his first stanza with: “HE harp at Nature’s advent strung” (Nature line 1)‚ Whittier emphasizes “HE” in which it represents God harp or sculpting “Nature.” In this sense‚ Nature represents God’s creations. As you progress farther through the poem some common elements of nature for example: life‚ death‚ water‚ earth‚ fire‚ and air

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    Ashraf Sugar Textile Mills

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    October 2002‚ Khawaja Fawad Kalim‚ Director‚ Ashraf Silk and General Mills (ASGM)‚ Gujranwala‚ Pakistan was faced with the difficult choice of whether or not to reemploy the two weavers who had left his company earlier. Fawad also realised that he had to take some long term measures to attract‚ retain and motivate weavers‚ to optimise the benefit from the already installed automatic looms. COMPANY BACKGROUND At the time of the partition of India in 1947‚ Khawaja Mohammed Sadiq‚ Fawad’s grandfather

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    Fire Pink Trio Analysis

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    University of Delaware. The Fire Pink Trio consisted of three females that played three different instrument. Debra Reuter-Pivetta played the flute‚ Sheila Browne played the viola and Jacquelyn Bartlett who I believe was the best out of all three played the harp. Named after the beautiful North American wildflower that covers the mountains in late Spring‚ Fire Pinks resemble the strokes of a painter’s brush‚ a symbol of creativity and fresh‚ new ideas to the members of the trio. Fire is the energy that the

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    Critical Analysis

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    In this course the three poems that I related to the most was the ballad of a chocolate Mabbie by Gwendolyn Brooks (130) ‚ Bonny Barbara Allen by Anonymous (132)‚ and The Sonnet 116 by William Shakespeare (131). One of the main reason’s I found these poems the most interesting was because I was able to understand the writer and their point of view of the message on love that they were trying to share. The most easiest to analyze was the story of Mabbie‚ a poor girl who has a crush on a boy who barely

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