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    “What is the difference between a brain and a person?” my sister asks, gingerly opening the door and gliding into my bedroom, face scrunched from confusion. I laugh. “Well, quite a lot and not much at all!” She throws herself onto my unmade bed and releases a string of rapid follow-up questions: “When I’m talking to you, am I really just talking to a brain? Am I just a talking brain? Are we anything other than our brains?” I sigh, spinning in my desk chair, my mind whirling with moments from…

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    I tend not to share any of my work with anyone, but I enjoy writing it anyways. I like to write over my past life experiences, my thoughts, my beliefs, and any other thing that comes to mind. The types of poems that I write vary from Acrostic, Haiku, and Free Verse. Nevertheless, when it comes to writing my own poetry, I tend to bend the rules and simply just write. Expectancies from This Course Being that this a Professional Writing course, my expectancies are very straightforward, such…

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    comes out of his illness and trauma, he shifts into a long series of natural observances. The natural world offers him solace in harsh times and a source of comfort. Richard has a sensibility that responds to beauty and Haiku gives a sense of order to a chaotic existence. Haiku appears after his tortuous episode as the story changes from a chronological account of his youth to a list of sense impressions. Richard remembers the same, “cryptic tongue,” (7) with which adults spoke about…

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    Odysseus is the legendary king of Ithaca in ancient Greek myth, son of Laertes and Anticleia. He appears in Homer’s epic poems The Iliad and The Odyssey , serving as the protagonist for the latter. He is often portrayed as being extremely smart and clever, and in The Iliad he is credited with creating the Trojan Horse, which famously allows the Greeks to get inside the city of Troy and ultimately win the war. He actually tries to avoid serving in the war, attempting to pose as a mad farmer and…

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    really just the theme with a lesson. Poems which play a big role in society today because, songs and different types of writings are being published and shared to the world. Either singing a lesson or teaching one because, poems can be songs, writings, haiku, mostly any type of writing. All the types of writing means something. The two poems I'm comparing are Hall of Fame by The Script and As I. Grew Older by Langston Hughes and both of the poems have the same meaning, just different words and…

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    stance and anger on the subject. I proud to write a powerful poem which readers could feel. I gained a new insight to the world of poetry in this class which inspired me to investigate and write more poetry. I have written several new poems including Haiku poetry, (a Japanese verse, 17 syllables divided into 3 lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables). Regarding the fiction section of this class, I felt I already had a fairly good understanding and grasp. However, I did learn and gain new appreciation…

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    The funny man: james kines James is a comedian, a rather well know one infact. His portfolio includes performances at all the major comedy clubs and a featured spot on SNL, as well as once doing a half-time show as in the super bowl half-time, and he deserves it this is a seriously funny guy. James is known for his almost fanatic stage personality, he becomes hyper and uses seemingly random outbursts to create a frantic and hilarious presence that often infects the crowd making it nearly…

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    “I was considering always in my room of the lodging house and besides, felt that it is vain to try. Because reading a lot of books doesn’t indulge my appetite actually, then, I gave it up. At the same time, gradually I couldn’t catch the meaning even myself that what I read the books so much for.” Souseki Natsume wrote this in his essay ‘My individualism’, which retrospect the prehistory of shaping ‘A theory of literature’ and it was the description when he was studying abroad in England in…

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    In Japan, men would have to write a little haiku to have a divorce and women would have to do two years of service at a temple. Marriage was not as public and legal as it is today. Marriage license didn’t exist till 1754 and the process of a divorce wasn’t as complex and difficult. When it comes…

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    I am currently a sophomore student at Savanna High School. During my freshman year, I was ranked number 1 in the class of 2018. But my success did not happen just overnight. I grew up in a country of the Philippines, and I was ten years old when I first came to the United States. Living in a country where there’s no guarantee of success was a challenging for me. I have a big family with four brothers and one sister. I never thought how living in America would drastically change my life. I…

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