Shut Out

shoving pillows against my ears trying to get it to stop, but the voice isn’t something I can shut out because I know that it’s in my head. I hear her voice constantly telling me, “Come on, get up, get dressed, do something today,” but she does not understand how I feel. She is the one that left me. I did not leave her. Everyone always says that if you love something, set it free and if it comes back, it’s yours, but what happens if I didn’t choose to set it free? What if it left all on it’s own, and what if I know that it will never come back? All sense of hope has been replaced by a crushing sense of hopelessness and everyday feels like a barbell being placed upon my…

Discuss the presentation of inner conflict in Rossetti’s Shut Out. In your answer explore the author’s use of language, imagery and verse form, and consider ways in which you find the poem characteristic of Rossetti’s work in your selection. At the beginning of the poem the speaker establishes that the place she has been shut out from is “my garden, mine, beneath the sky”. This immediately shows that the speaker is assertive and possessive, and therefore potentially resentful; the repetition…

Services was telling me the only way I could continue to get cash assistance was if I go to a program called strive from 8am until 5pm or go back to work. This meant placing my children in daycare. Strive was this program that you go to where so called professionals teach you how to be job ready, but also talk to you like you aren’t shit. I decided that I would just seek full-time employment. I didn’t want to place my children in child care though. I’ve never been too trusting of others with my…

Shelby and Kylee had left to go to a party. When i got home they had already named the little filly after my grandpa's first horse Limbo. Everything seemed to have gone good mom looked healthy baby looked healthy so I went to bed. I woke up really early because I wanted to see her again. I got to the barn it was a nice day so grandpa said we should put them in the round pen. When we got out their Econia didn't seem to be moving right and that was odd to us because usually a new mother will not…

black with the evil of one inhuman man. And it is white with the purity of a soul untainted by evil or blood. This is Loreno’s story. The darkness enveloped him as he stepped out of the tall, regal office building. It was a late day at the office. He could never tell his wife why he was late. That would never do. No. She would have to remain in the dark. The man started to walk to his car when his phone rang. He stopped and dropped his head back to stare at the sky. No stars were visible and…

series of phrases in and of their self simply suggests that it is better to have no knowledge of something, then to worry about it, and while the definitions alone seems very elementary, I assure you they are in no way so. Today, we live in a world where we as humans coincide with some of the most exceptional and advanced innovations ever created, and yet, a huge percentage of the population is comprised of those who are intellectually lacking. The reasoning behind this is all but unclear to me,…

monster who appears bewildered at the two. Koen improvises and takes out a flute that allows him to make speech noises to the beast. In broken speech, he asks the monster why it had previously attacked travelers the day prior. Hellas holds up their work laptop as the update downloads. Koen understands bits and pieces of the monster’s speech and relays it to Hellas who’s still sweating bullets over the updating app. He continues to carefully communicate with the monster as it makes gestures…

for example). Thankfully, the family has some kickass dogs to help protect them. The Hills Have Eyes takes a bit to get going, but once it starts it doesn't stop. There are plenty of moments of heart-pumping terror, especially for anyone who has a child. There are a few areas that may put you off. One character's incessant screaming will drive you to the point of yelling at the screen to shut up. Also, the ending is somewhat abrupt, but in a way, it suits the film. The alternate ending,…

“Why did you kill all of those people?” I wheezed out. I hated the cold, this was a fine punishment I suppose. “Of course you’ve heard. Who hasn’t? I’m just the crazy witch that’s killed hundreds of people. No need to answer my questions. I see how it is.” “You didn’t just ‘kill all those people, Freya.’ You are responsible for a massacre. The Rushelli Massacre. Hundreds of people died. Innocents. The guilty. You killed them like they were all guilty of the same crime. That is unacceptable.…

dose this chick say with a friend who gets her in trouble? Well the answer to your question I prefer to play it safe but when I'm with Mar I step out of the comfort zone I built myself in between the pages of my most trusted book ever: Ruta Sepetys book Between Shades Of Gray. If you've ever read that book you probably think I'm obsessed with the Germans and Hitler and Stalin, well not completely but I think that they are quite interesting. Off topic. Now sitting in 4th period Margot cant keep…