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    The title of this poem is what caught my eye when I was searching through the book trying to decide which poem to write about. “Writing In The Afterlife” by Billy Collins is a poem that had a certain sound and feel that stood out to me. Every night before I go to bed I think about my life and all of the people who are involved in it. I think about my parents lives and meaningful they are to me and that I would be lost without them. Then I think about my own life and how meaningful it is to them.

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    Billy is spastic in time‚ has no control over where he is going next‚ and the trips aren’t necessarily fun. He is in a constant state of stage fright‚ he says‚ because he never knows what part of his life he is going to have to act in next (Vonnegut 23)”. Billy Pilgrim has lost control over one of the most important principles we humans tend to treasure in life—time—but he also feels eerie in performing in his own life. Billy Pilgrim the protagonist‚ has become unstuck in time. Billy was capture

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    Themes ............... Lovers as Microcosms Donne incorporates the Renaissance notion of the human body as a microcosm into his love poetry. During the Renaissance‚ many people believed that the microcosmic human body mirrored the macrocosmic physical world. According to this belief‚ the intellect governs the body‚ much like a king or queen governs the land. Many of Donne’s poems—most notably “The Sun Rising” (1633)‚ “The Good-Morrow” (1633)‚ and “A Valediction: Of Weeping” (1633)—envision a lover

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    In Lyle H. Kendall’s writing of “The Vampire Motif in ‘The Fall of the House of Usher‚’” he relates vampirism to Poe’s story through the Roderick Usher’s letter‚ the Usher family itself‚ and the ending of the story. Roderick Usher‚ main character and the brother of Madeline Usher‚ writes a letter to the narrator where he tells of “bodily as well as mental disorder” within the family and urges him to visit soon. His interpretation of that is the family’s bodily disorder being the vampirism that affects

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    What is time? Time is the‚ “Duration in which all things happen.”(dictionary.com) Billy Collins‚ in the book “Nine Horses” uses literary elements such as similes and metaphors to convey the motifs of time passing‚ pain‚ love‚ and reality vs. imagination. In the book‚ “Nine Horses‚”Billy Collins uses similes to convey the passing of time. When a person is missing from the world‚ such as Eric Dolphy‚ does‚ “Anyone sense something when another Eric Dolphy lifetime was added to the span of his life

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    the protagonist is Billy Weaver‚ a young 17 year old brisk man dressed appropriately in a suit. The antagonist is the land lady who lures Billy inside her building. 2. What is the mode of narration: first person‚ or third person point of view? How do you know this? The mode of narration is a third person point of view. The narrator refers to all the characters by name. Also the narrator has access to a character’s thoughts for example‚ “the old girl is slightly dotty”. Billy told himself.

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    Throughout the novel The Great Gatsby‚ Fitzgerald uses the motif of affairs to show development in Daisy Buchanan’s character. As a reader slowly pieces together what is the love puzzle of this novel‚ it becomes clear to them Daisy’s true self. Starting off the novel Fitzgerald uses Tom’s affairs with Daisy(his wife) and Myrtle(his mistress) to show how Tom treats Daisy. He is very sexist towards not only Daisy but also myrtle. "Daisy loved me when she married me and she loves me now‚"(131) this

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    The response paper written by Elliot Tan is a well-written analysis of the recurring health economics question of whether or not the government should cover prescription drugs. With regards to the assignment‚ I found that the two primary criteria were correctly identified in the paper and were explained in a coherent manner. However‚ not enough emphasis was placed on answering the final two questions assigned. The paper accurately explains the trade off between moral hazard and financial risk spreading;

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    player’s relative worth was measured by his recent successes. The qualitative opinions of scouts‚ batting average and the number of strikeouts were a few of the various metrics used to gauge a player’s value (Lewis 2003). In 2002‚ general manager Billy Beane of the cash-strapped Oakland Athletics revolutionized baseball. He argued that current player evaluation was inaccurate and inefficient and that the use of new “analytical gauges” of player performance was more telling of player contribution

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    1) The title of this poem is unusual in that it is much longer than the average length of a title in poetry. The title also isn’t stylised in any way (though it could be argued that that deliberate decision is stylising the title) and doesn’t contain any form of punctuation. It also not only sets the scene (“To the doctor who treated the raped baby”) but also elaborated on the nature of its subject (“… and who felt such despair”) . Titles are the first thing that the reader sees‚ as such it is important

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