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    Melody Of The Night

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    Melody of the night by Leonid Afremov https://afremov.com/image.php?type=P&id=19095 When I look at the painting, it makes me feel happy and amazed with the variety of colors he has used. It shows a couple walking in the night with their dog. It’s not only a normal walk rushing to a place but a short walk in the evening somewhere in the park close by just to turn off from the world and spend quality time with the spouse/partner. Without friends or children. Mainly during the night, these…

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    24 October, 2014 America’s Melodies: An Analysis of Patriotism in Lyrics Since the creation of the genre in the late seventeenth century, patriotic music has demonstrated the expression of admiration and devotion for one’s country, boosted general moral in times of crisis, and rekindled pride in who we are, and what we represent, as a great nation. (Rhein 1). In an effort to increase nationalistic views, there are several qualities used throughout many historical melodies. Words such as; unity,…

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    Melodies of the Mind: Music That Inspires Do you have a song stirring around in your head that you just can 't seem to expunge? This is certainly due to the emotional pull and thoughts that the song resonates when played. Some one-hit singles are raved about for a few months but are forgotten because they lack the ability to emotionally attach themselves to the audience. The songs that are replayed and loved have emotional appeal by the relatable lyrics, personal connecting media, and unpleasant…

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    Manipulative Melodies Music is a way in which people get their emotions out by the means of rhythm and tone—and when listened to—those emotions are felt by other people. The relationship man has with music is much more than sweet melodies to the ears. Rather, is acts as a guide: manipulating the listeners mind to achieve the unthinkable. Whether you are rocking out to The Weezers or mellowing down to Frank Sinatra, music has the ability to change our mood, get us motivated, and aid concentration…

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    Few sounds invoke the enthusiasm of the Civil Rights Movement as influentially as the civil rights movement melodies that gave a musical backdrop to the campaign for racial equity and fairness around the late 1950s and early 1960s. The Civil Rights Movement was comprised of many deeply inspirational, charismatic speakers and leaders, including the late Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. and Reverend Ralph Abernathy. Song leaders such as Fannie Lou Hamer, Betty Mae Fikes, the SNCC Freedom Singers,…

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    The self-health book Codependent No More is in black and white by Melody Beattie, (1987) a recovering alcoholic, who became a well-known author It is my viewpoint after reading the book Codependent No More, defining by means of symptoms are vital in helping the codependent, to form their own help direction. While Beattie on the road to recovery, she advanced into a recovery councilor. One day on the job, her superiors asked her to form a support group for the non-addict partner in the year…

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    October, 2014 America’s Melodies: An Analyzation of Patriotism in Lyrics Since the creation of the genre in the late seventeenth century, patriotic music has demonstrated the expression of admiration and devotion for one’s country, boosted general morale in times of crisis, and rekindled pride in who we are, and what we represent, as a great nation. (Rhein 1). In an effort to increase nationalistic views, there are several qualities used throughout many historical melodies. Characteristics such…

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    “Broadway Melody” by Frederick Seidel is somewhat humorous but realistic impression of elderly people. I can honestly say that I laughed after reading this as well as slightly being moved by the beauty of it towards the end. I find it a unique poem, because of the subject matter and context, as well as the cruelty and the offensiveness of the tone with the speaker. In addition, In my interpretation of the poem the main focal point revolves around the idea of ageism in which everyone in this…

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    Draper, the main character Melody Brooks has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Unable to communicate, Melody lives in a frustrating world until she starts inclusion classes at her school. However, the inclusion classes don't necessarily work quite right, for Melody is still ignored. She had a lot of help on her journey to fit in and be treated like an equal. When Melody was faced with adversity, supportive people and significant moments help her to prevail. Melody has several…

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    of emotional suffering and depression. Schizophrenia is difficult to overcome and affects people’s esteem, confidence, or the development of negative emotions which impacts on accomplishing simple tasks on daily life. In the novel Finding Alice, by Melody Carlson, describes the adventures and the tragedies that a teenage girl suffering from schizophrenia goes through. Alice after growing up in a strict religious environment with severe parents and teachers and after going through a breakup shows…

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