… about love “Those Winter Sundays” by Robert Hayden is a poem about a man recalling how his father use to get up early after along hard week of work to fix the fire to show his love to his family. The man recalling the past has contrasting attitudes…

… John Milton is considered as the greatest epic poem in the English language. In words remarkable for their richness of rhythm and imagery, Milton tells the story of Man's creation, fall and redemption - to "justify the ways of God to men" (I, 26). But…

… breeze through out the abnormally still classroom is the only noise that interrupts the deafening silence. It catches my attention, not as a distraction, but as the focal point of my usually productive mind. It holds me there, as the complete…

… Center in Oceanside is the pre-school I chose to go to. No peppy name to it they pretty much kept it simple I guess. Now the actual building was a different story. The place was very large. Spacious rooms. There were colorful walls and carpet,…

… to get hooked on tobacco even though they all know that it's bad for them. It is therefore logical to conclude that a shallow knowledge of the health risks is not enough to convince teenagers to not smoke. I have given this issue a lot of thought…

… year. There are plenty of literary pieces on the rejuvenating spring, the beauty of summer, and the seemingly dreary winter, but this is the first poem I have read about the splendor of autumn. John Keats fully recognizes autumn’s importance as he…

… of stories, feeling the mist encircling me, I cannot believe my eyes. It is a 317 foot plunge to the bottom of the jagged rocks. They are one of the most powerful waterfalls within Yosemite National Park. Vernal Falls are a remarkable part of the…

… to have an arch nemesis. arch nemesis exist since the man created the first legend. even god has an arch nemesis. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was one of the first to introduce the concept of arch nemesis into modern literature with his sherlock holmes…

… saying I have never been much of a poetry reader. I prefer clearly written stories with easily discernable plots. That being said, I enjoyed Wordsworth’s poems. Well, the parts I could understand at least. I noticed a running motif of Nature through…

… from others in Shakespeare’s play The Merchant of Venice by the mere fact that he is a Jewish person among many of the Christian faith. This fact alone sets him apart from others in addition to his practice of usury, a profession that is contrary…