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    Bullying: A Poem Analysis

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    role in my hazing. The bullies enlisted her help, and together they wrote three line rhyming limericks under the guise of a secret admirer. These limericks came about once every week for a month, and progressively got meaner until they were basically poems about how ugly they…

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    Statement of Intent My first piece is a creative writing that shows a character being present in a slum similar to, from the characters present in the poem ‘The Blessing.’ Through this I have shown his struggles. My second piece of writing is a film review on Tom Hooper’s ‘The king’s speech’. It shares my thoughts about the film. Creative writing The drops from a leaking container fall on my face and awaken me. I wake up laying on the ground and I’m unable to recognise my surroundings. In my…

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    In the poem, “To Autumn”, Keats signifies the notion of life and death. He uses sequences of autumn to symbolize the undeniable truth of death. In the poem, each stanza contains its own individual moment of autumn. The first stanza emphasizes the season’s beginning stage; the stanza contains various figurative languages and rhetorical devices in which formulate how fruits are abundant and how crops are being grown. The abundant and plentitude supply suggest that autumn is a season of development…

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    The Tyger Poem Analysis

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    I said before, his visionary religious beliefs caused his visionary poetry to assert deep truths about the universe. The effect of industrialization also caused him to say that a mechanical hand maybe has created the tiger. "School Boy" is another poem by Blake which condemns the society restrictions on human soul. When he says "to rise in a summer morn", he means that the child loves freedom and outdoors and going to school takes all happiness from him. In fact, he is criticizing the…

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    In The Dark Poem Analysis

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    year and 20% of those people develop psychotic symptoms.In the poem “In The Dark” the poet describes putting on a fake smile to please the others around him while he suffers with severe depression.The theme of the poem is that you should not risk your own happiness to please others. The theme of the poem relates to being human because many people can relate to feeling alone and pretending to be happy. I believe that this poem relates to being human because people experience many…

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    The Thumb Poem Analysis

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    about whether it is important to discuss Bishop’s poems and sexuality. Is it moot to do so? Are the poems this way simply because Bishop wanted it and nothing…

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    Night Poem Analysis

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    generally depressing depiction of life. Louise Bogan’s “Night” takes on a different theme of hope and contentment, despite the irony of the title. Using a variety of literary techniques, from natural symbols to personification, Bogan effectively creates a poem commenting on how life goes on after we are gone but it will still be beautiful and there is still hope. Despite being included as a modern poet, Bogan’s “Night” is written in a semi-traditional form. The rhyme scheme, when read aloud,…

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    Alyssia's Poem Analysis

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    prepared by them but that did not happen. Panic mode began and scrambled around to make her lunch. She quickly grabbed an avocado, a banana, some milk and threw it in the blender. While keeping one hand on the blender, she was trying to reciting the poem for French class. Once her smoothie was made, she shuffled through the drawer found a bottle and filled it up. She grabbed her bag and bolted out the door. Finally, she made it to class but before entering she began with reading the quote that…

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    Us. re·la·tion·ship: "the way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are connected, or the state of being connected." It 's funny how relationships work, right? I mean, just think about it for a minute. There are over 7 billion people on this planet, yet somehow we can look at someone and it 's just like, "Wow, I like that human being. My atoms are attracted to their atoms and I want them for myself." Well, maybe it is a bit more complicated than that. Take it from a guy who has…

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    Life: Poem Analysis

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    -Life The earth’s moist dirt tickled beneath your fingertips, coiling your hands further with tiny pebbles and mud; but the stains bothered you not for you loved feeling the gritty and grimy texture against your skin. You would lather yourself with the dusty scent if you could, replace the unnatural fragrance of fruity shampoo and fresh soap with an earthy one of moss and grass, rain, and dew. Nature always had that effect on you, urging you and calling you, maturing a desire in you to bury…

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