The reenactment is done at a high school, with high school victims, and a young girl reading the poem. In knowing that some teenagers are not told about the dangers of drinking and driving, the part of the poem that reads “Someone should’ve taught him that it’s wrong to drink and drive. Maybe if his parents had, I’d still be alive” (2:16-2:24) hopes to relay this message even if the parents don not. Using a poem is more memorable to the teenagers and they will likely remember the speaker’s words as they replay the wreck scene long after the reenactment is over. Using such a gruesome scene will be memorable and leave an impact that will not soon be forgotten.…
Musicology essay term 2 year 12 In order to depict Australian culture, landscape and people. Many Australian composers seek to have in his music a synthesis of ideas from the many cultures present in Australia. They also have in common in his music is a search for what it means to be Australian. Even among of those composers, Peter Sculthorpe particularly tends to have strong cross cultural music quotation and musical gestures made in an attempt to capture Australia’s geographical qualities.…
These are some reasons why I felt sad, curious and scared while reading the poem.…
Overall the poem makes me understand that this poem is about soldiers who went to war and committed a lot of crimes during the war in spite of their victory and on coming home the media exposes the crimes they committed to…
The mom fears that there will be guns at the march and her child will die. So she makes her go to the church, and her child ends up dying there because of the horrible bombing. To show that the mom realizes the child is dead, the poem says, “For when she heard the explosion, Her eyes grew wet and wild.” The bomb at the church exploded and she knows that her child is now dead. This shows that people will do anything to harm others.…
Most of the time people attack and kill others based on the wrongdoing of things that have occurred in their life, and they feel that another person should feel their pain or go through what they went through, but even much more badly. The theme in the three poems, “Suicide Note,” “The Man He Killed,” and “Ballad of Birmingham”…
Homeless Poem: That's nobody, That's on three own, since being kicked out, A full beard that's grown, clothes consists of old jeans. By: John Baverstock poems. Homeless contaminates our city and spreads diseases.…
Imagine waking up to your son messaging you at two o’clock in the morning asking you to call 911, telling you there was a shooting, and that he was trapped in a bathroom, continuing on that he loved you and that he was going to die. This is something no parent should go through. Unfortunately this was reality to Mina Justice the mother to Eddie Justice, one of the forty-nine victims whose lives were tragically taken by a gunman who opened fire in a gay nightclub on June 12, 2016 in Orlando, FL. The massacre was the deadliest act of violence to the LGBTQ community. For most of us we turn to social media to connect with others and we tried to make sense of what happened.…
During the preparation for this speech, I was searching for graphics to give visual aid. When I came to the point in my speech for this personal story to have aid, I couldn’t find the right picture. After thinking about it for a while, I decided to use a direct phrase that this man said to me on the night of his death. I felt that this was a gripping message when accompanied by my…
Literary Analysis: A Double Standard The poem “A Double Standard” by Frances E. W. Harper was published in the year 1895 where inequality between men and women was in occurrence. This poem describes the concerns within this dilemma. Harper disagrees with the particular laws that represented normality within the community. She tends to feel that women are blamed for wanting diverse perspectives of living.…
Welcome Holland by Emily Perl Kingsley is a poem that describes the experience of having a child with disability. It uses tips to compare what you are expecting when having a child without a disability and they end up having a child with one. Emily uses planning a trip to Italy and planning things to do like you would with a non-disabled child. In the poem the trip to Italy turns into a trip to Holland, Holland being a child with a disability. In the poem Holland is just as nice as Italy.…
The father of the Black Arts Movement is Amiri Baraka. He got this name because he wrote so many essays, poems, and plays about racial issues in Harlem. In the time there was a lot of racial injustice of African Americans civil rights. Baraka’s most known piece that he has written is his poem called “Black Art.” His works such as “Black Art” and many others have been centered around the lack of civil rights for black people.…
“Drinking Alone with the Moon” by Li Bo, encompesses Bo’s characterstics. The poem is written in first person perspective, most likely Bo’s perspective. The poem’s overall tone is happy. Bo, uses figurative language to enhance the poem, and further explain the narrator’s feelings. Examples of figurative language used in this poem are: personification, diction and euphemism.…
Poetry has been a part of my life from a very young age. I always enjoyed writing poetry at home in journals, filling the pages with my thoughts and feelings, which became beautiful through elegant words and lyrical phrases. Poetry was a space for me to turn anything I could not express into something people would not only listen to, but also enjoy. Poetry was a way for me to feel like I could tell the world about myself without burdening them with actually listening to me talk about myself; even as a young girl I felt that my story was not worthy of being told organically, it had to be something creative and unique to be worthy. Despite writing poetry, I did not enjoy reading poetry for the most part, however that changed when I came across slam and spoken word.…
Diseases and Sicknesses are two negatives people might encounter in their lives and the detrimental effects of these illnesses is the main reason of death. In Thom Gunn’s poem “The Man With Night Sweats” the person is suffering from this disease and he wrote this poem because of the deaths of his friends. Gunn tries to show people how detrimental this disease is as he struggles through life. In “Night Sweat”, written by Robert Lowell, by employing the use of hyperbole and similes, he tries to compare two important and distinct aspects of his personal life, his poetry writing and his disability, whereas in “The Man with Night Sweats” Thom Gunn utilizes visual imagery and the use of hyperbole to create a world where the author suffers from…