Petal

In the day the flower’s petals close, glowing very faintly and at night, it unfolds, shining a bright light in the sky. These flowers only light up at night because in the day, the sun shines down on the flower and the flower absorbs it as if it was being recharged. Crofters have…

Fantástico Viaje a Argentina Argentina is a fantastic vacation spot to visit because of all the unique features/places to visit and many monuments to explore. To start off, one of Argentina’s unique feature/place to visit is Iguazu Falls which is located on the Iguazu River, on the border of Brazil and Argentina. In the area of the falls includes walkways to take strolls near it and boat rides to get as close as possible to the falls. This main waterfall was mentioned as one of the New Seven…

girl with silver hair and piercing emerald eyes. She was the princess of this castle and was wrapped in warmth and kindness by everyone there and her name was Yona. There were beautiful gardens which had fragrant roses which seemed to have velvety petals and scratchy stems.The halls of the palace were huge and beautiful in which the princess danced in them, she always danced under the sunlights watch and slept in the moon's embrace. She had a guard named Alfred who had a witty personality and…

The American Dream has long been a model of success, in which its participants find satisfaction in materialism and wealth. Since the birth of the United States, a single story has served as the poster child of the American Dream: the tale of a man born into disadvantage that rises to success through his own hard work. The Shipping News’ protagonist, Quoyle, born into a family of poor immigrants, is seemingly set up to live out this tale, but fails. Due to a series of events in which the perfect…

slightly. Daises are a sign of both innocence and heartbroken lovers, symbolizing once again the relationship Hamlet and Ophelia once fostered. Young girls who possess daisies are often seen playing the game “he loves me, he loves me not”, where the petals of the daisy are stripped off one by one until a final verdict is reached; he either loves them, or has no interest. Ophelia is, in a way, playing the game with Hamlet as she struggles to determine whether Hamlet truly loved her, or if his…

The recipes being bought into the story primarily gives a summary for the abutting chapter. For example, on the first page of chapter 3 "March", there is a recipe given for "Quail in Rose Petal Sauce", this recipe contains a variety of foods including 12 roses which are prefered to be red, this gives a synopsis on chapter 3 by reason that in this chapter Pedro (Tita's lover who is married to her sister Rosaura) gives Tita a dozen red roses to present his love he still and always had for her, out…

I think that it is a beautiful flower. The white petals glow in the afternoon sunshine in a way that reminds me of clouds. After a count of 167 seconds my Dad appears in the garden, he stands with his back to me and waves both arms above his shoulders near his head so that I can see them pass his face…

In the poem Ballad of Birmingham, it isa about a young girl and her mother. They live in a a during a time where segregation, the young girl wants to march for his freedom, to end the racial problem in the United States, it is based on a true event that happened where an African American church got bombed. The author depicts irony, she doesn't want to let her daughter go down to march in the freedom parade because it is to dangerous for a young girl. But instead she sends her to church where…

In the poem “The World is Too Much with Us”, William Wordsworth depends on his usage of imagery to display the beauty, grace, and power of nature in all of its forms. Wordsworth’s imagery personifies nature so that man is able to identify each of the elements as a character. He does so by his description of the ocean, his reflection on the wind, and his allusion to Greek gods associated with nature. The poem’s imagery begins when Wordsworth compares the ocean to a beautiful woman. When the sea…

“I want a baton.” “Then we’ll get ya one.” I remember that early conversation clearly. I had just turned twelve and rich with birthday money so Scout and I decided to go downtown to lighten my pocket. Scout’s been craving a sequined baton at VJ’s for a while now. The pretty little thing costed seventeen cents. Scout looked content when I said I would get it for her. It seemed like a great day to walk downtown by ourselves. We always went alone, Scout and I, and now that I’m twelve, we can do it…