The Vines

Past, Present and Future An elegy is a poem written in memory of someone or something that usually ends with consolation. Adam Vines’s “Lures” is an elegy that not only adapts to the traditional concept, but adds a modern spin to its form. The speaker is mourning the death of a childhood friend by reminiscing on past memories. Within the poem there are drifts from past to present and future to separate how the speaker feels about each part of his life without his friend in reference to time.…

I really enjoyed it and all of the other seasons. I can honestly say, I get to experience almost every season to the fullest unlike other regions of the United States. Although, there is one thing about Georgia I am not fond of, the Kudzu Vine. The Kudzu Vine is an…

opinion that can be correct, while the primitive fights to just be heard. Vine Deloria Jr. examines the differing views throughout his book, “The Metaphysics of Modern Existence”, and establishes that the primitive view is not to be discounted in our current day and age. It is through acceptance of both primitive and scientific that we will be able to fully understand our world and our place in this metaphysical world. Vine Deloria Jr. provides an elucidation of what is lacking in our world:…

As a Sioux Native American, Vine Deloria Jr. has spent a lifetime in the shadow of the stereotypes that falsely represent his culture. In an essay from his book We Talk, You Listen, Deloria Jr. illustrates multiple stereotypes in order to instill a desire within minorities to embrace their heritage and destroy preconceived notions of minority groups, especially Native Americans. Deloria Jr. begins the essay by establishing the types of stereotypes Indians are facing. He alludes to multiple…

I am writing with my greatest concern on the article written by Sarah Vine “Body art? No, tattoos are hideous self-harm” published by Daily Mail in 11th of June 2014. I am worried about the safety of Sarah Vine, because the truth is, a patient and kind-hearted person like me will be delighted to send her to the asylum. Firstly, In the title “Body art? No, tattoos are hideous self-harm” Sarah Vine claims tattoos as hideous self-harm other than body art. The word hideous “extremely bad or…

crumpled maps in evening light. But, no, not like them, ultimately. For although men have tried for thousands of years to find the right simile- and women too- ultimately pain is only like itself. (VD 3) So begins Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s novel The Vine of Desire. Divakaruni textures the experiences of Calcutta born and raised sisters, Sudha and Anju, living as adult women in 1990s San Francisco, as they journey through the hues of pain that are necessary for their discovery of self-worth in…

sensation of floating. She was afraid if anyone discovered her superpower they might convince her it was purely allusion. Of course she is aware that it is an allusion, I am too, but we choose to believe it's real. “May”, she whispered to herself. “ May Vines, September 2, 1989,from…

The other novel The Binding Vine portrays how the educated and earning women helps poor women including the soul of solidarity among women. The novel speaks the truth about the anguish of a wife who is the casualty of conjugal assault; and the predicament of women raped outside marriage, who might rather endure peacefully for the sake of family respect. A Matter of Time depicts a women who is more develop and stately than her antecedents. When others can't consider themselves outside the…

friendship continues to provide emotional realization until Sudha and Sunil‘s attraction came to the fore. The sore raptures emerged out from Anju‘s heart who gave all her heart and measured that Sudha was the sister of her heart. Sister of My Heart and The Vine of Desire together divulge the truth that though friendship reach new heights in sister love, In the normal sense, it is a general phenomenon that, women cannot simultaneously sustain two fervent relationships. Unequal…

This week I was at the Vine one day, and I also started my clinical at the Health Department. For the Vine Clinic, I did a three siblings 72 hours intake. They were all boys. I felt bad for those boys for the difficult environment they were living in. Those boys’ parents are currently not allowed to visit them due the verbal abuse and domestic violence. From the interview, we found out that each boy has his own problems. With the youngest sibling, he was exposed to drug in the utero and…