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    My poem was about Jay-Z, and Beyoncé. The main reason I chose these two is for their levels of fame. Both have been extremely relevant over the past two decades. Beyoncé’s best-selling album titled, “Dangerously in Love” sold around 16 million copies worldwide. Jay-Z’s album, “Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life” has sold around 5.4 million copies. Not only have both become music icons, they also are well known philanthropist, business people, and occasionally political commentators. I chose the tone of…

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    Frankenstein

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    The creature in Frankenstein is a product of Nature and Nurture. Victor Fankenstein created the creature out of curiosity, but regretted the decision and abandoned the creature. “ “He might have spoken, but I did not hear; one hand was stretched out, seemingly to detain me, but I escaped and rushed downstairs. I took refuge in the courtyard belonging to the house which I inhabited “ (Shelley ch. 5. The adage of the adage. The creature seems to be trying to reach out to his creator, but Victor is…

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    component of Jordan’s repertoire. It is also interesting to note that Jordan had a specific choice of verse organization—more specifically, Jordan opened the song with four short couplets, that consisted of 8 syllables per line. The second verse had eight couplets that consisted of 8 syllables per line with as well, but with a more shortened and punchy format.…

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    “Paul Revere’s Ride” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow communicates the courage of a country in the face of war by telling the story of a brave patriot named Paul Revere. The structure of the poem helps develop this central idea through repetition and a regular rhyme. First, the first line of each of the first three stanzas establishes the setting of the story and, more importantly, builds tension. Each stanza describes the new town Paul Revere rides into and describes his experience there.…

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    For example, the inconsistent stressed and unstressed syllables throughout the poem disrupt, the beautifulness of the iambic pentameter in the sonnet, but do not tarnish it. This is shown in the following quote, “If hair be wires, black wires grow on her head. /I have seen roses damasked red and white, / But no such roses see I in her cheeks ( Shakespeare 4-6); This inconsistency in stressed and unstressed syllables, in a way becomes the ugly features of the poem, in relation to the…

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    The first example is the students will have pictures of different parts of a pumpkin. The pictures will include roots, stem, leaves, flower, and pumpkin. Students will have to clap out the syllables of the different parts of the pumpkin. The second example is to play “one of the words is not like the other”: spring, summer, winter. The third example is for students to think of words that rhyme with heat. The fourth example is for students to…

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    Have you ever felt as though technology is taking over your life? Well, you are not alone. This essay will discuss how the short story “The Veldt” displays how humans depend on technology to an extreme degree. Additionally, it emphasizes how the parental figures, and the kids in the story feel as if technology has taken over their lives. Parents' overwhelming dependency on technology makes them feel useless, and lazy. And finally, when they find their overdependence on technology has made them…

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    Reading Mastery Theory

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    John Steinbeck once said that "Learning to read is probably the most difficult and revolutionary thing that happens to the human brain." Developmental brain stages that begin as early as birth in turn affect one 's ability to read and read well. Through auditory language infants begin to recognize sounds and speech patterns, and yet this is only the very first phase in literacy development. These beginning skills will be built upon so that language both written and spoken can be understood.…

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    as his mental state deteriorates. Initially starting out as a depressed man, his weak mental state lures him into madness as he desperately seeks a different answer to his question. To begin with, in each stanza the first 5 lines have 10 or more syllables. The…

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    Poetry Analysis

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    “Poetry is language at its most distilled and most powerful.”- Rita Dove. The art of poetry shows to be a powerful way to convey a message, emotion, or story, and the artistic elements involved depict the characteristics of the poet. Poems come in different sizes and shape each having its own distinct features. Haikus, sonnets and odes are few examples of the different types of poems and their unique style of expressing their themes. Haikus are most notable for being sweet and short, hence…

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