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    more destructive. It disempowers people and destroys the cohesion in the community. I will be deconstructing the three poems using the STEPUP process and identifying and explaining the use of figurative techniques in each poem. The three formats of poetry that I have selected to write about my social issue are: 2 free verse and a cinquain poem. I have decided to do my social issue concerning racism as I am strongly against it and strongly believe should not occur anywhere in the world. My…

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    Ron Rash Poetry Analysis

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    Christian belief and practice in the poems by Ron Rash and Robert Morgan cause tension among human beings due to the human experience differing from how belief makes it out to seem. Belief causes the world to seem more perfect than what is understood through human experience and leads one to believe nothing bad can happen to a good person, although experience dictates that it happens daily. Tension can arise in many ways such as from experience dictating that earth’s vices are alluring and…

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    Within this song, Mike Posner expresses his own dissatisfaction with his mundane lifestyle and breaks away from what society expects of him. In the first verse, “Virginia Wolff and poetry, no one seemed to notice me”, as Posner explains himself on his Genius annotation, represents how Mike feels that he does not have a voice in explaining literature within an AP literature class. In addition, “Being young was getting so old” demonstrates how Posner becomes bored of the societal expectations of…

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    Chicago Illinois born, Gil Scott Heron, set a new path for music. Gil Scott Heron was commonly known as the ‘father’ of rap music. His poetry deals with issues to do with the Harlem communities, similar to what he had grown up in. His lyrics deal with issues within the African American community. Gil Scott’s literature deals with both class and race. Heron brings to attention many issues dealing with both class and race in the African American community. Gil Scott Heron preferred to think of…

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    Poetry isn’t exactly known for being the most straight forward form of writing due to the heavy use of metaphors and sometimes fanciful imagery. However, it’s the messages that poets include in their writing that sometimes causes one to question the simplicity of the piece as a whole. This paper will analyze Robert Browning’s poem My Last Duchess along with the WWI poetry Break of Day in the Trenches by Isaac Rosenberg and The Soldier by Rupert Brooke as a way to show that historical poems have…

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    with the Fall of Icarus.” Written in 1938, Auden’s “Musee des Beaux Arts” is a representation of man’s indifference to suffering. A literary expression created from different times, both artists effectively conveyed its message through the gift of poetry and visual imagination. To analyze both works from a literary and personal perspective is the goal of this essay. From Breughel 's artwork, “Musee des Beaux Arts” message on suffering came about. “About suffering they were never wrong, The…

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    The Courage and Sacrifices of a Soldier War. This is how conflicts between countries are unfortunately resolved. Instead of a peaceful convention, forceful and brutal armed, naval and air attacks against their enemies seems to be the answer many leaders seek for so their nation can gain dominance and status. Alas, the soldier who are either willing or forced to fight in the war pay the ultimate price, not their ignorant leaders. The brave soldiers who have and still are fighting for their…

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    Twenty One Pilots is an alternative rock band. The band was formed in two thousand and nine in Columbus, Ohio. The band members were Tyler Joesph, Nick Thomas, and Chris Salih. A few years both Chris and Nick dropped out and Josh Dun joined the band. Since then the band has released two albums and multiple numbers one singles. The single Car Radio came out in two thousand thirteen. The single was written by Tyler Joesph. The song,"Car Radio", by Twenty One Pilots, uses symbolism, tone, and…

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    “All, all are sleeping, sleeping, sleeping on the hill,” these words by Edgar Lee Master set the stage for a beautifully written and insightful piece of literature. Every epitaph is written with its own personality and motif. These different motifs are; regret, peace through death, guilt, life, and equality. With many of the epitaphs being about death, many of the people in the epitaphs look back with regret. With a large portion of the poems being about regret, there are some that show the…

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    Protest Poetry By Arkia Toufan Protest Poetry Definition:  Protest Poetry is a form of protest but in poem form. This means that the poet will talk/protest about many different topics that have been on the mind or in their society (problem). This could be on many different ideas, e.g. race, gender, equality, etc… The Harlem Renaissance Background:  The Harlem Renaissance was a movement that has been said to have started around 1918 and finished in the 1930s. It was greatly influenced by the…

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