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    An Analysis Of Mailliw's Poem

    They ride on the train towards the marsh for the initiate’s first game of capture the flag when they pass the marsh when Mee points towards it. “Leanne what is that?” she asks, she looks out of the door and see what the other girl does. It looks like it has a horse head attached to a super long neck and a big fat body with short little legs and a long tail flicking about its body. Mailliw exclaims I think that that’s the old lake monster!” and then that’s when they hear it roar. * * * *

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    Marbles In The Poem Girl

    In the story “Girl”, the rules of the mother is limiting the girl's interest of life. As a girl in a family, there are so many rules and restrictions on how she should act, how she should mask her feelings, and how she is can’t freely express them. The mother told her daughter, that “don’t squat down to play marbles—you are not a boy, you know”(lines…) this obviously shows the gender, girls should not have to play a marbles because this game is for boys. The mother trying to say boys allowed to things

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    A Summary Of Winthrop's Poem

    When Winthrop mentions, “For we must consider that we shall be as a city upon a hill.” ( Winthrop, John. “ Lawyer and Leader of the 1630 Migration of English Puritans to Massachusetts Bay Colony, Delivered This Famous Sermon Aboard the Arbella to Settlers Traveling to New England.” 1588.). He is giving the message for the community to be the good example of how God wants them to be. The city represents the community uniting as a whole; to be there for everyone in need. The hill may be showing everything

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    Research on Historic Poems

    "I Love Rocky Road" I hear those ice cream bells and I start to drool Keep a couple quarts in my locker at school Yeah, but chocolate's gettin' old Vanilla just leaves me cold There's just one flavor good enough for me, yeah me Don't gimme no crummy taste spoon I know what I need Baby, I love rocky road So weren't you gonna buy half a gallon, baby I love rocky road So have another triple scoop with me, ow They tell me ice cream junkies are all the same All the soda jerkers know

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    Everest Climbers Poem

    When Rabindranath Tagore, a nobel prize winning poet, stated, “You can’t cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water.” I thought it had a lot to do with extreme sports because it's saying that you can't accomplish your dreams by just waiting for it to come to you. You have to go and earn it yourself. It relates to some of the Everest Climbers because they had to train for years and wait for weeks before they can move up the summit. It shows that they are working hard to accomplish their

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    Purananooru Poem List

    பாடல் முதல் குறிப்பு அகன் தலை வையத்துப் | அஞ்சு வரு மரபின் | அடல் அருந் துப்பின் | அடி புனை தொடுகழல் | அடுநை ஆயினும் | அடு மகள் முகந்த | அணங்குடை அவுணர் கணம் | அணங்குடை நெடுங் கோட்டு | அணித் தழை நுடங்க ஓடி | அத்தம் நண்ணிய நாடு | அதள் எறிந்தன்ன நெடு வெண் | அந்தோ எந்தை | அமரர்ப் பேணியும் | அரி மயிர்த் திரள் | அருப்பம் பேணாது அமர் | அருவி ஆர்க்கும் கழை | அருவி தாழ்ந்த பெரு வரை போல | அருளாய் ஆகலோ கொடிதே | அரைசு தலைவரினும் அடங்கல் ஆனா | அலங்கு கதிர் சுமந்த | அலர்

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    Tyranny In The Poems Of Phillis Wheatley

    In a poem titled…, Wheatley wrote “ No more, America, in mournful strain, / Of wrongs, and grievance unredress’d complain, / No longer shall thou dread the iron chain, / Which wanton Tyranny with lawless hand, / Had made, and with it meant t’enslave the land.”(Wheatley 1353). In these lines, Wheatley considers America an enslaved person who is in deep fear and dread of the iron chain which is a metaphor of slavery, a lived reality by the poet. Wheatley also uses the word tyranny, which in short,

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    Poem Analysis: Ted Talks

    The theme of all of these Poems/Ted Talks is Communities designs are different, but focus on the things that they may need. In the human family, it states that “some of us are serious, some of us thrive on comedy.” I think that this could mean that some community's may be serious, some may be serious, but they are focusing on the things that their community needs. It also states that “The variety of our skin tone can confuse, bemuse, delight, brown and pink and beige and purple, tan and blue and

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    Naomi Long Madgett's Poems

    Naomi Long Madgett’s meaningful poem “Women with Flower” makes a marvelous companion read to the heart heavy short prose “The Scarlet Ibis” by James Hurst, with its methods of figurative language that allow the poem to reflect Hurst’s prose therefore emphasizing the meaning behind Hurst’s words and the dangers of pride. The extensive use of personification and metaphors in Madgett’s poem, make it easy to understand. Nevertheless it still allows her to get her point across. The personification “let

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    In an Artist's Studio Poem Analysis

    Reading the poem “In an Artist’s Studio,” opened my eyes to how the poet, Christina Rossetti, used the poem as her stage for symbolic imagery. One piece of symbolic imagery that I found to be important throughout this poem is the image of obsession. In the first line of the poem: “One face looks out from all his canvasses,” clearly shows the obsession that this artist has for the woman’s face that he continues to recreate in all of his portraits. He has such a strong obsession for this woman’s

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