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    John Skelton pours out his heart for his love in his poem “To Mistress Isabell Pennell.” He uses abstruse botanical diction to compare the woman to multiple flowers, including “rosabell[s]” (5), “camamell[s]” (6), “rosar[ies]” (7), rosemar[ies]” (8), “violet[s]” (12), and “dais[ies]” (14), to reveal her beauty and character. In addition to the abstruse botanical diction, abstruse theological diction is prevalent as well. He utilizes the theological diction with the words “Saint Mary” (1), “God”…

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    Homework: Poem Analysis

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    Year 8 Examination Semester 1 2015 Talia Underdown J5 Goal: 50% Start: 11:15 Finish: Question: 1 Three poetic devices used at the start of the poem are a metaphor, Onomatopoeia and simile. Question: 2 The human – like activities of the spoonbill are ‘Squelching through the mud’, ‘digging bait’ and Question: 3 The spoonbill is compared to two animals. They are ‘greedy calf’ and ‘giraffe with a spotted back.’ The usefulness of these two comparisons in…

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    Ee Cummings Dbq

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    “O the sun comes up-up-up in the opening”. E.E Cummings was born October 14 1894 in Cambridge, MA. E.E Cummings started to write poetry at a young age after that he went to Harvard, he was encouraged to do poetry by a cubist painter known as Pablo Picasso. E.E Cummings was also a painter he was also encouraged by Pablo Picasso. First of all, he used auditory and visual techniques to create meaning. The question is how does he use those techniques to create meaning. When he…

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    Melba Pattillo Beals uses language in Warriors Don't Cry that gets her story across easily. She uses powerful words during the extreme parts of her story, and she uses relaxed words during the normal parts, which means she did not sugar coat her story. Her book is also different from others who write about themselves because it is a memoir, not exactly an autobiography. She tells the memories of her life, and that makes the tone of the book to be real and just like a teenage girl's mind.…

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    The first four issues of the “Deadpool Killogy” falls under the title “Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe”, which is the main focus of this rhetorical analysis. This title is, for the most part, self explanatory in the basics of what happens in those four issues; Deadpool moves through the marvel universe killing every hero, villain and antihero. Deadpool’s psychotic break is caused by his realization that he is a comic book character with no true control over his actions. In absolute defiance…

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    Autumn Harvest by Marc Kasniak is an anthology of horror and humoristic stories all taken place on Halloween, it contains eleven short stories and one novella. The stories includes a large variety of horror topics such as zombies, sociopaths, dismemberment, a creepy town and Death. These stories try to get you to sympathize with the characters through stories of child abuse, bullying, cheating wives and deadbeat jobs, allowing you to perhaps understand the actions the takes. The anthology…

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    He uses onomatopoeia to prove common behaviour and shows how the peasants are rowdy and loud while dancing. Williams describes them as, “Kicking and rolling about/ the Fair Grounds […] under such/ rollicking measures” (8-11). Onomatopoeia is again used to depict the similarities by emphasizing on certain words. When we pronounce words like “round” we tend to open our mouths…

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    friend who retrieve to a ‘secret place’ when sad to hide from their friends, the humans. The descriptive language in “Flanks of hidden valley” suggests an undisturbed place where friendship may flourish, an environment no human has ventured. The onomatopoeia highlight the sound of arrows being released, a trap set to block unknown human from entering the hidden valley relate to humans who build metaphorical walls to keep others away. The pleasant image of North Country is represented in “filled…

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    Iago And Othello

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    The poem follows a "little boy" around four years old, as he tries to grow a seed in a cup for a school project. Unable to succeed, he plants the seed in his backyard. The boy "nurtures" the seed with love and affection and the tree does the same. One day, the boy "meets a girl" and suddenly he has no time for the tree and instead prefers to be with his girlfriend - later becoming his wife. The tree "could only stand there" looking on, hoping for the boy 's return. The boy, however, was as "busy…

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    It is an excellent resource for modelling literacy strategies. Other resources and prop used in the lesson are helpful on children 's learning. The Costumes, a diagram of the flea life cycle and onomatopoeia and picture matching cards gives the visual cues and create interest in the lesson (McDonald, 2013). The free written task assists with children 's writing skill, and it enables children to express their imagination, creativity, interpretation…

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