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    This poem demonstrates how death conflicts with its interpretation of being all powerful when Donne views death as a topic or event that should be mocked. In the first quatrain death is put down, to be viewed as lacking power in the grande scheme of life. “Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so”, this is Donne’s beginning of stop deaths pride. Death could possibly be seen at the end of the second line as it ends in a semicolon which symbols something stopped but then continues and goes on.…

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    The human body consists of multiple systems working together to keep us alive and well. These systems include: the skeletal system, muscular system, cardiovascular system, digestive system, respiratory system, reproductive system, nervous system, endocrine system, urinary system and immune system. Each of these systems has its own role in allowing our body to function appropriately. However, each is interdependent. Therefore, if one system becomes compromised for any reason, other body systems…

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    How do Browning and Villay use language to express strong emotion about Love? Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s “Sonnet 43” and Edna St Vincent Millay’s “Sonnet 29” show that love is a life-changing force in a person’s life, and how they are affected differently by Cupid’s arrow. Browning has a sensuous experience of love whereas it has impacted Millay adversely. This essay explores how the twopoets use the sonnet form, imagery and tone to express their contrasting feelings of love. The sonnet…

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    As for Donne, ‘Batter my Heart’ is based on the Italian sonnet form with the rhyme scheme – abba abba for the octave (first eight lines). However, what is unique is Donne’s merging of the Shakespearean sonnet by replacing the last two lines of the sestet with a rhyming couplet. In line 5, Donne uses the simile "like an usurpt town" to describe his…

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    Love does not have a fixed definition, and is described and expressed in different ways. Is an emotion, attraction to something or someone, and even unexplainable. It is so complex and can be for a food, person, friend, item, it can be for anything. The same way láska is expressed in different language. One of the most popular forms of expressing love from person to person is by poems or poetry. Elizabeth Bishop and Elizabeth Barret Browning are two poets who have shown what love is to them in…

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    Throughout the course of Chimamanda Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus, we follow the completely different lives of Kambili and Amaka. Kambili grows up in an extremely wealthy and powerful family, but she is abused by her father. Then there is Amaka, who grows up under the wing of her empowering and loving mother, but her family is extremely poor. Amaka’s mother, Aunty Ifeoma, insists that Kambili and her brother visit her in Nsukka when she realizes the severity of Kambili’s abuse. When the two cousins…

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    “Persepolis”, a film based on four volumes of Marjane Satrapi’s widely read autobiographical graphic novel of the same name, directed by Ms. Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud, consists of a series of monochrome, muted animation. The film details the chronicle of a young girl’s coming of age in the midst of the Iranian Revolution and knits together the turbulent history of Iran and Marjane’s turbulent life. Although devoid of color, the movie certainly does not lack in humor and charm. Growing up…

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    Osse, Jennifer 1. “It appears that more girls have been killed in the last fifty years, precisely because they were girls, than men were killed in all the battles of the twentieth century” (p. xvii). Why is the dire state of women in impoverished cultures, as set out by the authors in the introduction, also a great opportunity for them? • The state of women is dire in these countries; there is also a great opportunity for people to begin the movement to change the societies and the lives of…

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    representing his degrading views. Alwan believed his monetary success placed him in a position where he deserved anything he asked for, corrupt and belittling thoughts increasing into his mind as his digression continued. His scathing referral to Abbas Hilu as a “simpleton barber” further illustrates his egotism, through his disparaging diction. Alwan embodied the gap between Egypt’s classes; his sons were “a judge, an attorney, and the third a doctor,” their success being a result of the…

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    The poem by Christina Rosseti entitled Remember is about a request made upon a loved one’s death. This poem is a sonnet, which is written in iambic pentameter in the pattern of ABBA ABBA CDDECE. Remember is written from a female’s point of view, but can also be adapted to the male perspective. The speaker’s point of view starts out being fearful, and then changes in to a tone of acceptance. This essay attempts to address the points brought forth by the speaker, as well as to explore the themes…

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