...Christopher Marlowe: The Passionate Shepherd To His Love Composition III/Literature Christopher Marlowe was an English poet of the Elizabethan era, late 1500 to early 1600. He obtained his education from University of Cambridge, The Kings School, Canterbury and Corpus Christi. In 1589 while attending Cambridge University at its Corpus Christi College he wrote The Passionate Shepherd to His Love. It first appeared in print in poetry collections published in 1599 and1600. Marlowe’s theme of “The Passionate Shepherd” is the rapture of springtime love in a simple setting. Pastoral poems generally center on the love of a shepherd for a maiden, on the death of a friend, or on the quiet simplicity of rural life. The writer of a pastoral poem may be an educated city dweller, like Marlowe, who extolls the virtues of a shepherd girl or longs for the peace and quiet of country life. Through the descriptions in his poem he is not just conveying to his love, but also extolling the readers to “seize the day”, urging one to enjoy the moment without worrying about the future. The poem’s speaker is of a young man who is a shepherd who asks the young lady to “live with me and be my love,” (Marlowe, 1600, p. 749), noting that they will enjoy all the pleasures and beauty that nature has to offer. The description of “shallow rivers to whose falls, Melodious birds sing madrigals”, (Marlowe, 1600, p. 749), gives the vison of a river flowing with birds flying...
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...Hatch Internship Sample Essay A Young Man’s Pursuit of Love “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love” is a pastoral poem that is simple yet idealized. This poem was written by Christopher Marlowe who was an English dramatist. Marlowe is considered to be the father of English tragedy. Christopher Marlowe was the eldest son of a shoemaker and was born on February 6, 1564. Through the entire poem the speaker, who is a shepherd, wants a woman character to come live with him. The speaker goes on to ask her to sit on rocks, and spend time with him. The speaker will make his love gifts and do anything to please her if she will just come live with him. The speaker, form, use of poetic elements, and theme of “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love” will be the main discussion in this analysis. Marlow writes this poem in first person. The speaker, which is the shepherd of “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love” conducts his poem in a very dreamlike way. The shepherd opens with the invitation: "Come live with me, and be my love." He is not asking her to marry him but only to live with him. The offer is simply put and the speaker suggests that the woman should just as easily agree. The shepherd obviously only wants her for a period of time. Knowing this, it may make the woman question whether or not she should get involved with this man. The speaker lives in an ideal society where everything is perfect. The shepherd does not really have a care in the world because he lives in his world...
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...The two poems, The Passionate Shepherd to His Love and The Nymph’s Respond to the Shepherd are two poems that have to do with love, nature, time, and materialistic items, but they each have different views of the topic. The poem the Shepherd has a keen view of love that lasts forever, “The shepherds’ swains shall dance and sing, For thy delight each May morning” (v. 21-22). The shepherd believes that love is forever like the nature and the seasons. The shepherd also has a materialistic view on love, “A gown made of the finest wool, Which from our pretty lambs we pull; Fair lined slippers for the cold, With buckles of the purest gold” (v.13-16). Materials are used as tokens of love in the shepherd’s eyes. The shepherd wants to live in the moment and not think about the future when it comes to love and the way he feels, “For thy delight each May morning: If these delights thy mind may move, Then live with me and be my love” (v.22-24), this also shows that...
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...A submissive woman is one who is born with the desire to surrender her will, mind, spirit and body -her very self- to someone she perceives as stronger, wiser, whom she is able to trust completely and who shares this inherent need. The D/s (Domination/submission) relationship can be more emotional, cerebral and honest than many so called 'vanilla' (non-D/s) relationships. Being submisive does not make you a doormat or mean that you must be passive in every aspect of your life, or be submissive in any way to anyone you may meet. On the contrary being submissive can ultimately make you a stronger woman. Most submissive women are strong-willed and intelligent. Being submissive to one man affords a woman the opportunity to embrace her man; to follow the man's lead, to please her man, to support and back him, to submit to him sexually, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. When the two meant for one another are finally able to meet, they will grow together in all aspects of life and feel more fulfilled than ever before. For a woman to submit is a beautiful thing indeed. To find that special man to submit to is just as beautiful, for it is not easy. These submissive feelings are always there beneath the surface. It takes a dominant man to recognize, nurture and bring out those vulnerable feeings. How to Be Submissive for Love Firstly, please don’t be fooled by the flashy title. I’m not encouraging women to play dumb, be in a ‘housewife’ role, or be helpless and have no opinions...
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...A Safe Player or A Passionate Dreamer? The Choice Is Yours By Dishi Solanki: Life does not give you what you deserve. Life only gives you what you demand ~ Anonymus A year back when I was in India, I too had a dream. Dream of landing in USA, getting my MBA & making a mark at the exact opposite end of the globe. Sure enough, here I am sitting in my desired country doing exactly what I had envisioned. It was not a smooth jog & required dedicated sleepless nights but dream it was which manifested into reality. I have always demanded with my head held high from my favourite pal “Dear Loving God” and he has never let me down! Never beg for what is ours, you and only you can grab it. So, demand and work steadfastly. Before Michelangelo could make impossible possible in his painting of the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, he had seen the unseen as a visualization in his mind. No one else saw the impossible dream until it was finished in 1512. My heart bleeds to say that with growing age comes constantly fading credence to dream. We seldom realize the incredible power that we have within us; the power to believe in ourselves & live our visions. Ironically we tend to focus more than needed on the criticism & pessimistic talks pelted on us making us believe in 1000 reasons to not set out fearlessly to achieve the dream that we have. I would like to share the story of 3 Frogs that I read a while back: There was once a bunch of 3 tiny frogs, who arranged a running competition...
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...Passionate Photography Group C MGMT404 Project Management Devry University Online October 25, 2012 Contents Executive Summary: 3 Scope Statement: 3 Goal Objective: 3 Project Deliverables: 3 Milestones: 4 Project Success Criteria: 5 Budget: 5 Reporting Structure of Team Members 6 Work Breakdown Structure: 7 Risk Management Plan 8 Communication Plan 11 Conclusion/Recommendations: 12 References: 13 Executive Summary: The owner of Passionate Photography would like to launch her business in the spring of 2013. With a working capital of $50,000.00 through personal investment, and savings, she has the background in photography and the experience in the business. There are some aspects of the business that she has asked for our project team to research and make recommendations. These would include the start-up of a business, marketing, networking, website creation, and long term goals that should be established before making such a large investment. The goal is to work together as a team along with other outside resources to formulate a timeline and budget that is conducive to the vision of the owner. The following proposal will include a comprehensive plan on how to achieve these goals and launch Passionate Photography in the spring of 2013. Scope Statement: ------------------------------------------------- Goal Objective: ------------------------------------------------- While assisting the business owner with the definitions of...
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...African Lemons Tuwain Kolleh Chamberlain College of Nursing Introduction to Business & Technology Professor Christine Epps Introduction There’s a lot that goes into starting a business, especially when you are starting one from scratch. Often time’s people look at successful entrepreneurs and say that they got lucky, not knowing that it took hard work and proper business strategies to get to where that entrepreneur is. The purpose of this paper is to develop a basic premise for a new company, address-branding strategies, importance of a company mission statement, ways that company’s can positively affect their communities, proper way to price products and how to enter your company into a global market. Branding After contemplating on several names for my company, I finally decided to name my lemonade stand African Lemons. Living in one of the top African populated communities in the U.S gives me an edge over other competitors by branding my lemonade stand African Lemons. Us Africans are known for having each other backs no matter what African country you are from. It’s a cultural thing. We rather buy from our native people then people of other cultures. I will also be able to draw other customers with this name due to the fact that African products are usually natural, pure and without artificial preservatives. Many Americans and foreigners love natural products especially for their young ones. Naming is important to the creation of a product/ company...
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...Care to be Compassionate Angela Johnson NR 101 Spring 2015 Care to be Compassionate There are essentially six core characteristics that make an exceptional nurse: care, compassion, competence, communication, courage, and commitment. These characteristics correlate with one another and are the fundamentals in which every aspiring nurse should have. One must care enough to be compassionate, committed to communicate effectively, and with competence builds confidence and courage. All of these allows a nurse to demonstrate kindness and provide support for a patient which gives them more comfort. The most important characteristic a nurse can show is their compassion towards others in need. “Compassion means to suffer with. Compassion goes beyond empathy in that it translates an emotional connection with others’ circumstances into a desire to help” (Cummings, J., & McPhail, S., 2014, “Compassion in practice,” para. 2). When you break down the word to ‘co’ and ‘passion’ it means together and having strong emotions. To have compassion means not to sympathize but to empathize what the other person may be experiencing. Having the patience and desire to be able to understand a patient can help further assist and satisfy their needs. If a person is experiencing any kind of trauma, then a nurse must be able to assist both the emotional and physical needs and support he/she needs to return to optimal health. It’s essential to know and understand the expectations a nurse must...
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...The Passionate Sage created by Joseph J. Ellis is a novel that mainly focuses on the time period that John Adams was retired. Something that would marvel the reader, is that it is not really a saga over John Adams, but actually is an analysis more or less. The books analysis over John Adams has an astonishing amount of detail over his life. Mainly after his presidency and during his retirement, but does talk about his education and his early life as well. Ellis’ main thesis throughout the book is stating that John Adams is one of the Founding Fathers of the United States that is still in the shadow of some of the most famous Founding fathers such as George Washington or even Ben Franklin. In other ways Ellis expresses that we the people of...
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...What I’m passionate about is making pc and video game I’m the passionate about. So why am I in to pc and video game, well it really stared with me as a about 4 or 5 year old. And I had a broke toy car and I went to my dad tool box and got the tool try which one work and did not work on the toy car. And I end up with my toy car all in parts, and so what I did to it is that I try to put it back to gather as it was and I did but the toy car was still broke, bit that was just a new that I so love to do. So once I was about 6 to 10 year old I stared to open toy with the tool and my dad well just get mad at me time to time. But I just love to do thing like that, just see how it works in the inside and then put it back to gather. And then there is me one year older brother was so much in to that fix toy. But all the time I tell he to help me in to me toy work that I was doing. So I was the one that got all the mass up and broke and try fix again, but my brother in the other hand had a much defiant mind then me. He was the one that said do or bad thing can happen to us. But I got brother to help me one way or another....
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...Have you ever been really passionate about a sport or an activity? My friend Tyler is really passionate about motocross. He lost his right leg in a motocross accident and he is back to racing with a prosthetic leg. I admire him because he never let it bother him that he only has one leg; he still races even though he lost his leg. I admire my friend Tyler because he lost his leg after a bad crash in a motocross race. He was on the news and told them that he was happy that it was his right leg so he could still shift his bike with his left leg. He never let it bother him that he only has one leg, he still does pretty much everything that he did before with his prosthetic leg. Knowing that he can get through life with his spirits high even...
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...Cedric Brewer English W131 Ms. Tracy Donhardt January 19, 2013 The Status Quo In Howard Zinn’s book, Passionate Declarations: Essays on War and Justice, Chapter 1 entitled, “Introduction: American Ideology,” begins with a discussion of a few instances in history where groups of people believed that other races and social classes were inferior to others. The end result of these instances was that many, if not all, of the inferior people were killed. From these occurrences, Zinn concludes that our thinking does not merely spark debates, but ultimately is a variable of life and death. He also believes that although we live in a democratic country, the ideas of ethical behavior that were formulated by our forefathers has condemned us to accept them as right, without questioning why they are right. These American ideologies were not framed by a group of conspirators, nor were they accidental; these ideas were a result of natural selection in which ideas were encouraged, financed, and pushed forward by those who were in power or by those who had great influence on the general public. People who were in power pushed these ideologies because they wanted more control. If people were allowed to do and think as they pleased, they would end up having no control over the public. Although these beliefs were written off as correct, Zinn believes that if we decide to reexamine these beliefs, and see that they are not “natural” ideas, we have come to a major turning point: we are examining...
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...Man vs. Woman? When poets decide how they want to express their ideas and opinions, they often use personas, which may or may not be themselves. The main persona in Christopher Marlowe’s poem, “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love” makes promises to the intended audience to stay by his side. In contrast, the main persona in Sir Walter Raleigh’s poem, “The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd” appears to respond to that of Marlowe’s poem in a negative tone. Because of the nature of both poems, Marlowe’s poem has a masculine voice, whereas Raleigh’s poem has a feminine voice. The history of the poem and the way it was written can help decipher whether if the poem was a masculine tone or a feminine tone, or even the each way gender reacts to the idea of courting presently in comparison to how the poets interpreted courting. Both poems were published during the late 17th century and the early 18th century. A critical essay written by Sheri E. Metzger states that “the great Elizabethan lyric sequences typically begin by identifying the poet's mistress as the primary lyric audience” and this quote shows that during the Elizabethan time period many of the lyrics of poems written would refer their mistresses as the audience. Poems were a very popular way of courting members of the opposite sex. Both poems were a way for the poet to show their emotions to their lovers. Marlowe attempted to do this by expressing the many things he had to offer to his love in order for her to come by his side...
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...Comparison/Contrast Of Passionate Shepherd And Nymph’s Reply Both of the poems have some similarities in the way of writing and layout of the poem. They both talk about the same topic. They both share their opinion of living how good the nature is, the setting. They also got differences because one of the poems don’t agree with one of the authors said. Sir Walter Raleigh don’t think that the shepherd is saying the truth because Raleigh thinks that the place will fade, it will rot that the climate will change and it won’t be the same. The Shepherd see the place lasting forever, the Nature will be normal and never change. The Nymph thinks it won’t he thinks it wont last time will be bad he doesn’t like the idea, he does not agree with the...
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...Many people would say I am passionate about many different things. For instance, my favorite tv show NCIS or playing the piano but most would say I am passionate about soccer. Playing soccer is something I grew up playing and would love to play in college. My dad got me started in playing when I was four years old. People say that I am mean or do not care about others on the field but that is just the way I play. There are different things that I would tell one why I am passionate about soccer but only three things stand out in my mind and they are the love of the game, the friendships, and accomplishments. Games can be played where people just enjoy them or where they love the game. Playing a sport can bring joy to a person when they are...
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