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    sound of his baby’s beating heart. Contrasting sharply to Lies of Silence‚ the relationships in Il Postino are very positive – the most important being between mario and Pablo Neruda‚ the Chilean poet and communist living in exile in Capri. They grow closer when Mario asks the poet to help him win the heart of Beatrice (Neruda had a reputation as a ladies’ man). Mario wins Beatrice’s love by reciting lines from Pablo’s poems. Mario remarks that ‘poetry doesn’t belong to those who write it‚ but to

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    If You Forget Me

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    Analysis for “If You Forget Me” As a world renowned poem‚ “If You Forget Me”‚ which was written by Pablo Neruda‚ can be considered as the benchmark in literary circles‚ not only because of its excellent use of language‚ but also a variety of literary devices that are included. The most obvious device that is used in this poem is metaphor. Although it seems to be as a love poem for author’s beloved‚ it can also be considered a kind of love that the author devotes to his homeland. As the background

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    “Poetry” by Pablo Neruda‚ “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan‚ and “The Blues Merchant” by Jerome Washington‚ all share the common subject of “thinking outside of the box”. This phrase is the power to expand life possibilities. In the poem “Poetry”‚ Neruda expresses art to develop life potentials. The poem begins with a person who “did not know what to say‚ my mouth‚ had no way‚ with names‚ my eyes were blind‚ and something started in my soul‚ fever or forgotten wings‚ and made my own way.” (Neruda 14-20)

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    The Importance of Words

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    Mrs. Valdez ENG 4U1-02-Period 1 September 20‚ 2012 The Word and How Should One Read a Book? : The importance of words to society One should never live without knowing how affective words are towards the structure of society. In Pablo Neruda’s The Word and Virginia Woolf’s How Should One Read a Book? The authors present words as a source of power obtained by consumers and those who are willing to live by it. Within both works of art‚ there are evidence of how words are important

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    “Si Tú Me Olvidas” by Pablo Neruda is a poem that goes into depth about love. In this poem he explains how love can last a lifetime. It is quite a short poem compared to the longer ones I have read and only contains six stanzas. After some research‚ the poem is directed to a woman who is named Matilde Urrutia‚ and this will later be important. The style of the poem is free verse‚ and it contains signs of alliteration all throughout the poem. After looking it over countless times and looking up the

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    Killing Pablo Pablo Escobar was a Colombian drug lord who ran the Medellín Cartel. He controlled and profited off of the largest amount of cocaine that was brought to the United States. He was estimated to be worth $5 billion and named one of the wealthiest men in the world by Forbes magazine. His massive wealth bought him status and power‚ inside of Colombia. In 1982 Pablo Escobar ran for a substitute position in the Colombian Congress. He won and began using his newfound status to

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    Edgar Allan Poe Poetry

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    Edgar Allan Poe‚ the speaker of the poem who is Poe‚ shows his true self to the reader and is not ashamed to hide anything. He is interpreting his life and wants the reader to understand him. This is similar to the poem in Spanish‚ “El Poeta” by Pablo Neruda. Another important poem is the French poem‚

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    Concert Critique

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    was about the famous Chilean poet and communist‚ Pablo Neruda‚ who was exile to a small island in Italy for political reasons. From that island‚ Pablo met and hired a postman named Mario Ruoppolo. Pablo and Mario became friends throughout the time and Pablo influences Mario greatly in his further political views and poetry. Meanwhile‚ Mario falls in love with a beautiful young lady‚ Beatrice Russo‚ who works in her aunt’s village café. Mario gets Pablo to teach him poetry so that he can woo Beatrice

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    Literary Paper 1

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    The Loss of a Loved One The poem “A Song of Despair” by Pablo Neruda and the song “Over You” written by Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton are two works of literature that show how one feels and how one laments after losing someone he or she deeply loves. In the case of “A Song of Despair”‚ the persona Pablo Neruda had created is lamenting over the loss of his woman‚ while “Over You” is about Blake Shelton’s (one of the song’s composers) personal loss of his brother. Although the two works of art

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    General Vision and Viewpoint

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    General Vision and Viewpoint Lies of Silence‚ Dancing at Lughnasa & Il Postino The general vision or viewpoint relates to the authors or directors outlook on life. This outlook affects our own perspective on the text and the world of the text. The author shows us his own outlook through the plot‚ characters‚ relationships‚ the society in the text and also through language – the main viewpoint can be seen in one key single moment. Lies of Silence is set in Northern Ireland in a society bitterly

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