… love, a love that is lost. The persona is speaking of this lost love and how it has affected him. His heart, which has not let go of this love, is broken and he is dwelling on these feelings. This poem brings the reader back to a time when they…

… Kate Chopin uses imagery throughout the story when describing human emotion and the setting where the story takes place. From the beginning Chopin starts with the shadow of the big stone pillar that Desiree was found sleeping in. Many times in the…

… a time of struggle. The dissatisfaction of many Cubans has led to their emigration to the United States by traveling in rafts to the coast of Florida. The Cuban people have different views regarding the trip to exile as well as the motivations to…

… Walkers’ “Everyday Use,” is a smart woman, yet is portrayed to be just the opposite due to lack of education. Education is not what makes an individual intelligent; it’s life’s stories and experiences, which this mother has much of. She is an honest…

… gave years of their lives, and hundreds of thousands gave constant amounts of their time and aid to attain women's suffrage. It was a continuous, seemingly endless, chain of activity to achieve this right. The 1848 convention had challenged America…

… the time my mother and father got divorced, in 1986, to the present time is quite difficult, there is nothing that could make me forget my mother's strength and determination throughout the years that I lived with her. Being that I was only three…

… are ethical. There have been great changes in the past decade but many of these have led to differing ethical opinions. Many people have turned to the law for the answers and other to their religion. Since there are so many opinions it becomes harder…

… two families, the Werles and Ekdals. The Ekdals are poor; Haakon Werle has ruined Old Ekdal in business. The young, idealistic Gregers, son of Haakon Werle comes to stay with the Ekdals after a quarrel with his father. He is aware, though the Ekdals…

… are dated in literature in some form for over 1400 years, verifying the enduring appeal of this romantic character. Since the beginnings of the English language there have been legends of great heroes. The first settlements of Britain produced stories…

… why? Why is 21 the age that separates adults from others? At the age of 18 people have many rights, they can vote, smoke, gamble, join the military, be charged as an adult in court. Out of all of these rights, one is still denied, the ability to…