The Mighty

great seal is shaped like a circle with an eagle holding several stuff. The eagle inside the circle has an olive branch on the left of its foot. This olive branch stands for peace. On the right foot the eagle is holding arrows, These arrows stand for mighty. The eagle also holds a ribbon with the words E Pluribus unum written…

it itself is a slave and not scary like people think. Death is just like “rest and sleep” things that can’t be scary. However, the speaker “John Donne” is trying to tell death that he doesn’t have any power or control over people, so death is not mighty and dreadful as people think. Donne says that death is also a slave for fate, chance, kings, desperate men; on the other hand, death best friends are poison, war, and sickness for all those reasons death shouldn’t be proud at all. Donne also…

In this poem, the gods are all-powerful and mighty, but meddle with their human’s lives as they were toys. The gods interfere and control them in whatever way they choose. But in return, the gods listen to their people. When the citizens complain of Gilgamesh’s tyranny, Aruru, the Goddess of Creation…

Percy Shelley's "Ozymandias" is a short sonnet that provides readers with the simple, yet powerful imagery of its fallen namesake. Based on the fallen Egyptian statue, the poem presents a clear image of mortality evocative of Alexander Pope's famous quote, "Time conquers all, and we must time obey." With the current political state of the world, I believe that this is a message that our current world leaders would do well to consider, both established tyrants like Kim Jong Un and new elects such…

scarlet letter. Dimmesdale guilt only built up inside, "The judgement of God is on me," answered the conscience-stricken priest. "It is too mighty for me to struggle with! Heaven would show mercy," rejoined Hester, "hadst thou but the strength to take advantage of it." (17.43-44)" Dimmesdale is so filled with grief from his sin that he says it is "too mighty to struggle with". Because Hester is able to deal with her guilt, that is showed outwardly, she tells Dimmesdale to be strong and use this…

Beowulf’s Motivations There are a lot of questions many people may find themselves asking about why Beowulf does what he does. Why does he only choose to do good things with his mighty strength when he could do whatever he wanted with it? What does he have to gain by being a good person throughout the whole poem? The answer to these questions all lead back to one simple statement. Beowulf has three motivations that make him do good things; these include an obligation to sacrifice himself,…

I have learned a lot in this chapter. The following is an organized collective of what I have learned, combined with my previous knowledge. First, let’s start with the basics. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Who were the ancient Egyptians? They were an ancient people that we know a lot about, but there are still many mysteries about them. The part of their lives that always caught my attention was how they lived. The regular people…

On August 18,1929 a new amendment was amended to the constitution,that will have the greatest impact on the United States of America society.It changed the face of America forever according to ourdocuments.org.A change so big a change so mighty it phased the world into the future,not olny the land of the brave, but the earth.This added a shove the the progressement of the progressement of the united states, not just a shove,but a Quantum Leap.This catapulted society not just a catapult,and saved…

When the priests were done with their praises Athena tried to act cool and announce that we were there. Like they don’t know. Where gods of course they knew. Then me being the all mighty that I am…

Mark Twain’s novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn heavily features the mighty Mississippi River. It is the story of a young boy named Huck Finn and the adventures he experienced growing up in Mississippi. The river is central to the unfolding plot and it is also the setting of much of the action throughout the novel. However, there is no doubt the the Mississippi represents much more than just a way to get from place to place for Huck or any of the other characters he and Jim meet along the…