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    The Dream By John Donne

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    In the poem “The Dream” by John Donne, it talks about the speaker having a happy dream about the person he’s in love with. The poem describes the speaker as a person who is madly in love. So in the dream, the speaker sees the woman and tries to woo her to come into bed with him by giving her compliments. But the woman pinpoint the right time of the pleasure in his dream, then uses this opportunity to wake him up. The narrator understands because he wants to be awake with the woman and promises…

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    thinking about the American dream and what that means to me. This semester in school we read The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald which is set in the 1920’s ; the American dream back then was all about money, who could throw the biggest party, have the best clothes, drive the best car rather than morals values such as hope and the pursuit of happiness. Now, almost a century later, the American dream has changed drastically. The American dream is no longer a society dream, but each individual…

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    two weeks.” (Picchioni et al., 2002. p. 157). How stress and anxiety disorders affect dreams is something that is often researched. Many studies have come to the conclusion that dreams allow you to release stress. When you dream, you are allowing your mind to cleanse itself of your fears and ideas of the day. However, when your fears are constant like in the case of an anxiety disorder, going through your dreams anxious can cause more anxiety in their day to day life. Generalized Anxiety…

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    How far would you go to achieve your dreams? The young people in the movies Black Swan and Whiplash will do absolutely anything to accomplish their dreams. The main characters, Nina in Black Swan and Andrew in Whiplash, have trusted the wrong people, hurt themselves, and put themselves in situations where death could happen and at no point did these people stop chasing the dream. Youthful naivety about achieving the dream drives young people into harmful situations of pain, manipulation, and…

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    American Dream Still Alive” Essay “We must stop talking about the American dream, and start listening to the dreams of Americans,” a quote by Max Beerbohm. This quote shows that the American dream and the personal dreams of Americans are not the same. Personal dreams may vary from person to person, but the American dream never changes. Some Americans don’t believe that the American dream exists at all anymore. I believe that the American dream is alive and well. SECTION HEADER the American dream…

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    The lure of our American Dream is one that has enticed people from all over the world to come to America. We have made great bounds and leaps toward making America a place for love and freedom to ring, yet we still have a long road ahead of us. The American Dream is to have the freedom to live as equals, to work for what you want, and to fiercely love your life. The freedom to live as equals is essential to the American Dream because without it we would dream no more. I argue that while it is…

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    in 1959. The play tells the story of the Younger family, who struggles to make their dreams came true because of money. Also because of their race, they were treated differently. The younger family has moved to Clybourne park where only white people live and struggle discrimination. The play explores the themes of dreams, family, and racial discrimination. The play Raising in the Sun explores the theme of dreams through the main character Walter. Walter struggles to work as a chauffeur for…

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    A dream deferred can be described as having a specific goal in mind, but that goal somehow ends up delayed. In both “A Raisin in the Sun” by Lorraine Hansberry and The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald the idea of deferred dreams is clearly portrayed through the characters of Walter Younger and Jay Gatsby. Walter Younger and Jay Gatsby are two completely different characters, but they are similar in wanting to achieve their dreams. Walter dreams of owning a liquor store but that has not been…

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    Zakariae Mziaou. Introduction Although many changes happened in the American society, the American dream is still as important as ever. It is the pillar that society was built around. Thus, learning about the origin of the topic will help enrich our understanding, and enlarge our perspective of the American culture. -The topic will study the American Dream which is an idea that conquered all American mind in the period after the end of the Second World War 1945. Both plays A Raisin in the Sun…

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    American Dream Myth Essay

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    “I have learned this, at least, from my experiment: that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours.” This is a quote from Walden by Henry David Thoreau. I believe this can be applied to the American Dream. The American Dream is something that many strive after and set their goals based on this dream. It is the dream of freedom, opportunity and equality. However, some believe…

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