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    My Father Poem Analysis

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    Postmodern Poetry Essay We analyzed the two poems, “One Art” by Elizabeth Bishop and “In Honor of David Anderson Brooks, My Father” by Gwendolyn Brooks. The correlation between these poems is the act of losing someone or something, but how they react to this loss varies. Within the short poem, “One Art,” the speaker seems to be dulled to the point where she/he has no care when it comes to losing anything or anyone and even recommends practicing this act everyday. “In Honor of David Anderson…

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    Tide Rises The Tide Falls

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    The poem “The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls” by Henry Longfellow is an interesting poem because the poem has many different interpretations of the poem by the reader. This poem starts with the description of the night, the sand, the ocean, and the traveler that reaches the shore and all these main ideas have a lot more meaning behind when fully understood. This poem is very short, containing only 15 lines, but this poem has tremendous meaning and imagery to it. When reading the poem you notice the…

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    Fall Of Icarus Tone

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    Every human lives for themselves, because of this the pain and tragedy one person is facing goes unnoticed by the rest of the world.“The landscape with the fall of Icarus” a painting by Bruegel and “The landscape with the fall of Icarus” by Williams share many similarities like the tone, diction, painting details, and the treatment of Icarus. The tone in the painting and the poem are similar to one another. In the painting, the sun is rising and the harbor is peaceful which creates a joyful…

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    There are some considerable and not so significant variations between the versions of the Odyssey. One very inessential difference is the fact that many words in the Prose version that are spelled with a “C”, in this book are spelled with a “K” for instance, “Her lady Kalypso…(1)” and “... in Ithaka…(2)” . Additionally, the poetry adds diacritical marks above letters in names for instance, “ ...Hêrmes, cross the sea to the island of Oýgia…(4)”. Another less significant discrepancy is that with…

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    Keats sticks with first person pronouns to restrict the conversation with the star to just himself and it. Keats’ more individual way of dealing with the star allows the reader to make a more individual connection with the speaker and the sonnet itself. Then again, the method of approaching the star from a large group of people suggests that this theme is more important and that more individuals will concur or identify with these thoughts. On the contrary, Frost says that “we grant your…

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    dramatically present themes and topics in such a way that are unthinkable, he does so while utilizing simple literary elements such as Italian sonnet, irregular use of grammar, and characterization. On top of that, Bidart presents the wretchedness of…

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    TI And Longfellow

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    The two essays that are being compared contrast are “A Psalm of life” by Longfellow and “Live your life” by TI. In the Longfellow essay, Longfellow is addressing that life is nothing but an empty dream. In TI version, the essay is about how people should just live their life. The similarity of these essays are that they both deal with life and to stay positive. The difference is the style in both of essays. Longfellow is in the Romanticism era while TI is in today’s society. Longfellow…

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    A given instrumental performance exists as a gateway to the original work rather than being the work itself and as such a given performance is two works rather than one. In Thomas Mark’s Philosophy of Piano Playing: Reflections on the concept of Performance he makes the claim that a performance and a quotation are similar in concept, but performance requires an assertion. With the nature of assertion this account of a performance of an existing work becomes two works rather than one. However,…

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    Jacob Tanners Poetry

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    Poetry is a beautiful form of expression. In the pages you are about to read, in the simple stanzas and rhymed words, we see two people that share a deep and abiding love for one another. The poems that follow will show this couple as they express their hopes and dreams of not only their yesterdays, but the future they both so desperately desire. Jacob Tanner has been writing poetry since he was very young. After being drafted into the Korean War, he uses his poetry as a way of escaping what…

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    20's Music Analysis

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    The music of the '20s gives off much more meaningful expression from its artists who provide lyrics and also revolves more around non-lyric instrumental style, while nowadays the majority of music that is mainstreamed into society still has some expression but it is merely created by degenerates. Thus what form of expression the music may hold, simply contains nothing but ridiculous outbursts of stupidity and vulgarity. There are still some artists in present day who make decent content, however…

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