Sonata form

The Road Not Taken (Web) The Road Not Taken is a poem about the interest and motivation to take different experiences in our life. Inside of a forest, the speaker face the decision of taking two roads. One of them is known from the speaker to be a common road, but he decide to take the less traveled and unknown road. From the speaker, it makes a difference to take the other road to have something to say about his life and experiment a new event. Mother to son (Web) Mother to son is…

“The most wasted of all days is the one without laughter”(E.E. Cummings). Edward Estlin Cummings was born on October 14, 1894, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He was a painter and a poet, he was fascinated with Pablo Picasso’s art. As you can see E.E. Cummings relies on sight and sound to create meaning in his poetry. It is important to know that Cummings uses language to its fullest. In document A his other poem “l(a” the spacing of the poem looks like loneliness, he also uses parentheses for…

The preforming arts are a form of creativity that must be expressed in front of an audience. These performances are typically accompanied with music, dialog, acting, or a combination of these. Some examples of performing arts can include; musicals, concerts, plays, movies, etc. All of these are created for the enjoyment and pleasure of the viewer. The shared experience of the performing art is what differentiates it from other art forms, which can be created and never shared. The performing arts…

The poem that I choose was April Midnight by Arthur Symons. At 16, he moved to London and joined a group of authors know as the Rhymers’ Club and join many other famous authors. Symon’s formal poetry explores romantic love, loss, and the passage of time. April Midnight was published in his collection called Silhouettes in 1892. I chose this poem because it is so different from what we hear about nowadays. April Midnight has more of a carefree theme is tries to portray and now of days, people are…

In Williams Shakespeare’s sonnet That Time of Year Thou Mayst In Me Behold, the speaker uses metaphors to characterize his old age. Multiple metaphors build on each other to help better describe and understand the reader. Throughout the sonnet, the speaker’s time gets shorter. He refers to his old age, the last hours of his life, and finally his passing. Felling’s of sadness are brought about by the speaker’s metaphors. William Shakespeare uses multiple metaphors relating to nature in That Time…

The freshman soccer team is a team with a lot of potential once they’re on varsity to win Winnacunnet a state championship. Right now they are proving to be the best group of soccer players throughout all the Winnacunnet teams. They have the best record with a record of 6-3, and have won 5 straight. The JV boys team has a record of 4-7. The varsity team has a record of 1-10. A lot of freshman have to go up to the JV team because if they didn’t the JV team would be very bad and they…

Figurative Language in Shakespeare’s “That Time of Year Thou Mayst in me Behold” Shakespeare is a master of imagery and the use of figurative expressions in literary works. In his 73rd Sonnet “That Time of Year Thou Mayst in me Behold,” Shakespeare uses figurative language coupled with imagery to portray a speaker’s mounting anxiety over aging. The speaker speaks to his beloved; characterizing what he believes to be advancing old age by comparing it with nature. The speaker paints a different…

Different governments are used around the world, some succeeding more than others. The many different governments used are categorized in three different classes; A unitary system, federal government, and confederal government. Each one has there own advantages and disadvantages, in which is what I’ll be discussing in this essay. A unitary system is a system that has one central government that controls weaker states. The power is not shared between any states, counties, or provinces. A unitary…

Summary of Observations and Assessments Summer appeared in good physical condition and dressed casually in designer slacks and top. Her hair appeared professionally-styled and she wore expensive-looking jewelry including an excessive amount of cologne—per observation—but presented very sad and frustrated. She appeared to be in severe distress and displayed a considerable amount of hand-wringing while she spoke about her concerns. Summer’s affect was appropriate to the content of the…

Petrarch is a poet that writes many of his poems with a theme about his first love, Laura. His love for Laura is discussed in the introductory part of the book when it says, "his thoughts and identity are scattered and transformed by the experience of love for a beautiful, unattainable woman named Laura." (164). Laura played a major role in Petrarch's poetry because she played an important role in Petrarch's life causing him to focus on her in many parts of his poetry. When Laura dies Petrarch…