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    they got back together a year after. This painting, called the “Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird”, was one of the 55 self portraits she painted. This painting was also painted because of her divorce. In this painting, Frida is wearing a thorn necklace. You can see blood dripping down her neck as the thorns in her neck get deeper. There are also three figures in this picture, a monkey, cat and a hummingbird. The hummingbird symbolizes hope and freedom, it is hanging lifelessly from her thorn…

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    years. There was one goddess named Coatlicue who was a woman that had created Earth all by herself. One day when Coatlicue went for a walk around the land, she found a ball of hummingbird feathers. She pondered whether she should keep them. After decades of pondering, she finally decided to tuck in the ball of hummingbird feathers in her skirt for safekeeping. A couple days later went by and she forgot all about the feathers. While weighing herself astonishingly she found out that she was…

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    severe depression and anxiety from that day forward. One day when I was at my grandpa’s something special happened. My grandpa, my mom, and I were sitting on his porch and we saw a hummingbird. I looked at us for a while and then it flew away, so we all thought it was a sign from my grandma. So now everytime I see a hummingbird I think of her. I have played hockey throughout my whole life, I was on an elite women's team that was training me to go into the olympics when I turned 18, I got…

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    Bdelygmia Speech Analysis

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    A plethora of authors follow a guideline such as Faulkner’s famous speech to portray and create a goal for readers. There are many purposes behind an author’s motive to wanting to set a moral across all or to express oneself. However, even though an author has intentions to do so, it is critical for it to be executed well in order for the public to fully grasp the definition of what is being placed in their face. With so many backgrounds, it is limitless to how unique a writer a can be and what…

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    Butcher Knife Creek Rushing water passes by as the aspen tree leaves drift this way and that. One lonely leaf rides the tiny rapids catching on a rock and drying in the morning sun. Many unfound observations lie underneath my eyes in the place I go to when I’m feeling lost and just need a break from the times when life gets in the way. Families and dog walkers are everywhere, but I am hidden behind a tree with roots as big as skyscrapers. It is my enchanted wonderland that no one can take away.…

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    Frida Kahlo Biography

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    Frida Kahlo, born July 6, 1907 in Coyoacan, Mexico, defines herself as a woman and an artist by pursuing her passions and making her career a priority in a time when women were supposed to be submissive to men and focus solely on pleasing their husbands. Though Frida loved her husband Diego Rivera very much, she had the courage to branch out from what was considered normal at the time, and focus on herself and what she wanted out of her short life. She quickly rose to fame with her paintings…

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    Joyas Volardoras, written by Brian Doyle, explains how every heartbeat throughout a person’s lifetime should be valued and not taken for granted. Doyle frequently uses punctuation that mimics the human heart to explain how the heart beats and to show the importance of each beat. Doyle’s opening two paragraphs contain excessive amounts of commons, which occur every few words. “But when they rest they come to death on frigid nights, or when they are starving, they retreat into torpor, their…

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    only glide, but scientist say over time evolutionary traits have been passed down to the birds that can fly. The Caihong Juji Had lived in northeastern china, 160 million years ago in the late Jurassic period. Which there were also many dinosaurs that lived in this period. The Caihong Juji had lived in the rainforest. It would glided across tree with it’s feathers and look for food. It was a carnivore (meat eater) that had hunted for small mammals, and reptiles. It would also show off it’s…

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    Quiet Kill Believe you me, on second thought the more I think about Sherlock’s situation, the more the fun festival just keeps on growing. It’s like his disappearance was a revelation, it was a reckoning. Basically, it all amounts to different strokes for different folks. Lastly, Sherlock might have made a wish and said, “Oh, now I’m backed into a corner, and can’t devise a way out. I could sure use a deus ex machina right about now, but that’s doubly hard to get.” The captain threw the…

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    The beauty of the country is rendered by the mix-up of the high and lowland areas, rivers and lakes, including offshore islands. The Dominican Republic displays beautiful mountain ranges covered with forests, Pico Duarte being the highest mountain in the Caribbean and plains such as the Coastal Plain of Santo Domingo. Despite not having been blessed with natural lakes, The Yaque del Norte represents the longest river in here, crossing the most fertile area, The Cibao Valley. Turtles are the…

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