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    you to learn. In Home of the Brave, to me, the strongest them is hope. Throughout the story Kek’s determination, optimism and can do attitude help the reader understand that hope can help you get through the tough times that life might throw your way. Sometimes in life we go through hard times, but we should never stop believing things can change. There are many experiences that Kek goes through in book that show the theme of hope. For example, in the beginning of the book, we saw that…

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    Emily Dickenson wrote two poems. They are “Hope is the thing with feathers” and “Success is counted sweetest.” Hope is “a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.” (Google)1 Hope is described in both poems. In “Hope is the thing with feathers,” hope is characterized as a bird. “Hope is the thing with feathers/That perches in the soul,/And sings the tune without the words,/And never stops at all,.” Hope is always calling for you, perching, and waiting, on you. “I've heard…

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    her “‘Hope’ is the thing with feathers...” poem she uses a metaphorical description of hope as a “little Bird” that “sings the tune”. Dickinson describes this bird that sings everywhere despite all the difficulties; she sings in the face of the most powerful storm and the strongest wind. As this bird’s song, hope also always stays alive within us, and it never asks for anything from us; it just live with us and supports us when we need it. In the first stanza, Dickinson personifies hope as a…

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    In life, people are sometimes presented with harsh realities and difficult choices that cause us to take the most bearable action and hope for the best outcome. A recent example of this would most notably be the presidential election. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump were among the least popular candidates ever to run for the presidency in our nation’s history. Yet, once the November 8th election date grew closer, the American people realized that one of these two candidates would ultimately be…

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    is done and why. I knew the social worker at New Hope Rehab walked out last week and I decided to put myself out there and asked about spending some of my hours helping to fill the void of their missing social worker. New Hope is located on the 4th floor of St. Vincent Hospital, but they are technically owned by Kindred Healthcare. Since we coordinate quite a few transfers for patients who have had a stroke or TBI, some of the staff at New Hope knew me or at least knew of me. Honestly, I was…

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    will be learning about today is “Hope” is the thing with Feathers by Emily Dickinson. She is creating a metaphor of Hope through the bird. She is describing hope as a bird “the thing with feathers” that perches in her soul. It sings silent and without hesitate. The Rhythm of hope sounds peaceful “in the Gale,” and it would require a terrifying thunderstorm to ever “abash the little Bird, That kept so many warm.” Emily says that she has overheard the bird of hope “in the chillest land And on…

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    I am writing on behalf of Hope Heals nonprofit organization. In the past 3 years, Hope Heals has been providing provisions, clothes, shampoo, towels, and everyday essentials needed for the homeless and low-income individuals in the Walla Walla community. Many of the homeless individuals come from a broken or abusive homes and nowhere to turn. However, Hope Heals is a loving place that acts as a safe haven for them, whenever they need it. Hope Heals is only made possible through the generous…

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    What is hope? Hope is one word in the English dictionary that is associated with the strongest emotion when said. Desmond Tutu described hope as, “...being able to see that there is light despite all the darkness.” Throughout history, hope has inspired people to continue on when all else seems to have failed. Now in the twenty-first century, it seems like some people have lost hope and the idea of a brighter future. According to some older Americans, they will tell you that they are worried…

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    Hope One theme that is present in both the novel The Cellist of Sarajevo and the movie The Pianist is hope. Hope is shown in the novel in many ways: Kenan and the light bulb, Kenan and the water, and the Cellist playing his cello for the 22 dead. In the movie, hope is the biggest theme because of the fact that this is people living in WW2 under the control of the evil Nazi’s, more specifically Szpileman - who is a jew. During WW2 jews were cheated on by the Nazi’s for the fact that they are…

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    symbolizes hope. The appalling circumstances of the world results in the characters’ pessimism where they experience feelings of doubt during their journey. However, the father’s reassurance inspires his son to sustain the voyage, accordingly motivating the man’s own persistence. As he confirms his son’s survival day after day, the man’s faith in hope is fortified, inspiring him to continue their expedition. Generally, in the novel The Road by Cormac McCarthy, the boy symbolizes hope as he is…

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