Tight end

“Guilty.” “Guilty.” “Guilty.” Bloated bastartds, looking down at her as if they were innocent. How dare they judge her. Tara Green frowned at each in turn, The Council of the Guardian realm was a collective joke. And yet, here she was chained to the chair of the accused, a beam of sunlight burrowing into her skull. They had her good this time, she’d give them that. If she could just get free she’d show them what real terror looked like. They had no idea how far she’d be willing to go, she’d…

Has one ever had the horrifying thought of death? Or where one will end up after their death? Over 70% of humans fear the thought of death, yet death is something no one can escape. In William Cullen Bryant’s poem “Thanatopsis”, imagery, symbolism, and the use of metaphors demonstrate how nature comforts people when they fear death. Bryant’s use of imagery presents a full picture of how nature is a woman who is sensitive to people’s feelings and needs. Nature is not just trees, rocks, and…

particular move out there. I mean I'm a really decent artist yet I detest moderate tunes. There's nothing you can do with the exception of simply stay there and hold her and move her around and sit tight for the tune to end. I would have rather quite recently sat down and requested another drink and sat tight to something else yet not old Jean. She needed to move everything. Up genuine near, so I could notice her breath. She didn't notice terrible or anything. Try not to misunderstand me, she…

Today Charlotte faces a problem, it is, our poverty not a new one but an enduring one. Charlotte has face poverty problems for many years but it was never as big as it is now. Poverty is easy to end if we all lend a helping hand. America is the land of opportunity and we must make sure it stay that way. We must focus on the poverty issue before it's too late because this can happen to anyone at anytime. As of right now when I am giving this speech, our poverty rate is 17.2% and growing. 26%…

in Mexico. When we get off of the boat there are a lot of women with tight braids, called corn rows, on the beach. They are braiding people’s hair, including mine. When they start to braid they make it super tight, it is hard for me not to cry. Mine only goes halfway down my scalp, but my cousin has hers all the way down to her shoulders. We tour the city, my grandpa occasionally chirping in to talk about the history. By the end of the day we are back on the boat, headed to our final…

fight with the Fiend himself” (38). His motives are the highest, restoring God in the people. He follows God’s path and uses his intelligence to reestablish God’s followers from the ones the devil was trying to take. However, as the play nears the end, we see a dramatic change in Hale’s purpose in Salem. Hale takes it upon himself to visit the homes of those accused of witchcraft, to learn about the…

I’d just been freed from prison, free to experience the world as it is meant to be experienced instead of through a tight, iron lens, carefully crafted by principals and teachers and administrators and the ever-present social hivemind of my peers. But of course, homebound instruction was temporary. It was by no means a permanent solution, nor was it designed to be. And so, the end-date loomed, and having tasted the feeling of true freedom, of being able to learn free from the burden of…

Fear University Paper Tigers once again shows why Meg Collett is an awesome Paranormal Author. Book 4 continues it’s fast pace action with the tight knit friends. I always enjoy the fight scenes in this series and how hard these friends fought for what they believed in. They always had each other’s back no matter how they could be feeling inside. They all understood each other and fought as hard as they could together. Even though this book focuses more on Sunny and Zero, we still get lots out…

they choose to search him out and kill him. In transit, the three men meet an old man who clarifies that he should meander the earth until the point that he can discover somebody willing to trade youth for old age. He says that not even Death will end his life. Hearing him talk about Death, the rioters ask where they…

love to function? Some people seem to think they can’t live without love, while others feel as if they could. Edna St. Vincent Millay’s Love is Not All sums up the balancing truth about love. She discusses how love is a necessity in life, but one does end up needing it at some point. The poem starts out with a blunt statement. “Love is not all: it is not meat nor drink” explains that love is not to be compared to two of our main needs in life: food and water. The writer seems to start feeling…