Lament

visitors nor did she conform to religious or societal expectations of the society she was living in. Her works of poetry correspond with her life of seclusion and only having a small social group. It has been rumored that her reclusiveness and poetry lament of an unreciprocated love that may have been related to her relationships with Reverend Charles Wadsworth or Otis P. Lord. Dickinson’s poetry often seems to ponder immortality, which may have been something that she never came to terms.…

don’t have the same housing market, and our culture has become a hook up culture. A lot has changed and so for those who offer published social commentary should seek to keep their bias and patronizing tones out of their publications. The author laments on how these chains use teens to keeps costs down, and the customer service varies as “Sometimes it is a tightly run shop…sometimes a rather loose pot party interrupted by customers.” (paragraph 16). This work experience he says pays “…for an…

call for action regarding how to not be lonely. The speaker reminisces about her lonely life using a very melancholy tone, but then shifts into a more blunt tone as the reality of loneliness arises. The speaker uses a very sorrowful tone as she laments to her audience about her lonesomeness. The first lines of the poem, give the audience a feeling of what the whole tone of the piece will be. The first four words read, “Lying, thinking / last night”. Having…

scene six, a process believed to reveal witches, which Vinegar Tom’s production note advises “is one of humiliation rather than torture and Pack is an efficient professional, not a sadistic manic” (134). Later, Betty visits Ellen’s cottage, where she laments, “I don’t know what I’m here for. I’ve had so much treatment already. The doctor comes everyday” (156). Betty has sought out an alternative healer to the doctor who torments her everyday. She is not looking for treatment, she is simply…

Literature throughout history often has the unfortunate quality of being misogynistic, especially by modern standards. While it is certainly a stretch to say that female writers are always kinder to characters of their own sex than any male author, it may be fair to say they are at least more familiar with the difficulties their female characters face. This is why, while it would also be a stretch to call Marie de France a feminist, especially by modern standards, it may be fair to say that she…

questions; and the second, beginning ‘Have my murderous machinations…?' is directed at Henry's corpse. The final paragraph of the passage, beginning ‘Why did I not die', consists of a series of rhetorical questions or exclamations that amount to a kind of lament for the position into which his experiments have brought…

"Boyz N the Hood" is depicted as an intense dramatization about experiencing childhood in Black Urban America. The film is situated around a gathering of youth companions experiencing childhood in a Los Angeles ghetto. This 1991 film compares to the 20th century; numerous youngsters who originate from ghetto neighborhoods are naturally put at a lower level than kids who are brought up in Suburban America. Experiencing childhood in Black Urban America prompts numerous youngsters being ignored and…

Merwin says, “The irreplaceable hosts ranged countless/ And foreordaining as stars/ Our sacrifices” (Merwin 27-29). Thomas Byers analyzes this piece by saying, “Instead of celebrating the self's expansion, Merwin laments the death we cause in our ‘progress.’ He blames this death on our assumption that the world exists for us, and on our consequent possession and use of nature, by which we are preparing” (Byers). There’s only one Earth with plenty of animals to sustain…

Instantly a person will think if a room is clean or not; in a way a person will tell if another person is attractive or not, so when it comes to the cleanliness of a business it is important but more so when it comes to a church. The big jobs such as vacuuming and basic cleaning of rooms and restrooms are all important and known, but the little jobs entailed in each room make for the final appearance and make the biggest difference. If you were to professionally clean and polish your car rims…

“When Curley 's wife unsuspectingly invites him to stroke her soft hair, Lennie is ecstatic, but when she begins to struggle against him, he panics, accidentally breaks her neck, and tries to bury her. After George sees what Lonnie has done, he laments, ‘I should of knew,’ and, to prevent Curley from lynching Lennie, shoots him himself” (Papp). When Lennie snapped Curly’s wife’s neck, he knew he had to go hide in the brush like George had said before. So Lennie went to hide. This foreshadowed…