hello‚ welcome everyone... today i have come here to talk about the topic "every roses has its thorns" the topic symbolically denotes that ‚" to enjoy any beautiful or pleasant thing‚you must endure something difficult or painful " if we are doing something and getting it wrong is atleast ten times more productive than doing nothing.every success has a trail of failures behind it‚ and every failure is leading towards success.we end up regretting the things we did not do far ‚ more than the things
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There lived two goddesses named Valentina and her sister Rosa. They both asked their dad Hector “Why roses have thorns?” Their dad said that there was a story called‚ “Why roses have thorns?” Their dad started off the story with “Once upon a time there lived two sisters that asked‚ “Why roses have thorns?” They asked everyone in their village the same question and nobody had the answer for it. Until someone in their village told them that they could go to Sparks and someone there can tell
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Every Rose has its Thorn The rose is a beautiful flower. Its appearance is positive; however a rose does have thorns; its thorns are a part of who it is. If a person wants to have a rose‚ he/she will also have to accept the thorns‚ even though they are painful. A rose can resemble a person whom you love; if you wish to love them you must also love them when they are at their worst of moods‚ which is the only way you can have them at their best. Roses are not perfect; they have blemishes just
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I am Poem Mary Hays McCouly “Molly Pitcher” I am Molly Pitcher. I am fearless when it comes down to America. I wonder what would happen if I didn’t step up after my husband fell down wounded. I hear the ear piercing sounds of guns being fired‚ soldiers dropping dead rapidly. I see the towering‚ dark clouds covering the battlefield‚ soldiers taking cover. I want to be remembered as not someone great‚but somebody who helped their country. I am Molly Pitcher. I pretend to be bashful about
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The book “A Court of Thorns and Roses” has a fascinating story line. The love interest in the story creates a whirlwind of emotions. I concluded from the book that the theme is love and sacrifice‚ and the author expresses this through symbolism‚ characterization‚ and conflict. Sarah J. Mass‚ the author of “A Court of Thorns and Roses‚” does an outstanding job throughout her writing using symbols with deeper meaning to convey certain emotions to the audience. In this literary work‚ the author also
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Nothing is perfect like in the song “Every Rose Has it’s Thorns” by Poison and it say that everything good can cause pain. Good things have downsides because nothing is perfect. Poison uses simile to create the song and setup the theme. In the song he uses”like” to say that every good thing has a downside and it could cause pain. “Just like every night has it’s dawn”(Poison). This part of the song says that everything has a flip side. It could mean that someone had a bad night but they can start
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Student 1234 Dr. Bill Ketchersid Civil War 3 December 2013 A Rose Amongst Thorns: Faulkner ’s "A Rose for Emily" and Southern Reconstruction Reconstruction after the Civil War lasted from 1865-1877. The Era of Reconstruction was a time of conflict for the Southern United States.1 Abraham Lincoln actually started making plans for reconstruction as early as December of 1863.2 On December 18‚ 1865‚ Congress formally abolished slavery. When Andrew Johnson became President after Lincoln was
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Although my story is no where near as brutal or harsh as Lucille Clifton’s “forgiving my father” or Molly Peacock’s “Say You Love Me‚” I can relate on a lower level. Father figures are important in a little girl’s life. Growing up I never had that‚ however‚ I am more than grateful that over the past two years have been able to form a relationship with my father. Lucille Clifton and Molly Peacock’s poems show the importance of father figures and how the absence of one‚ whether it is mental or physical
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EN50A 18 February 2013 "Who is Molly?" "Who is Molly? And why is she so popular in today’s generation?" These are the questions most parents are asking. When Molly walks into a party everyone loses their minds. If you didn’t know Molly‚ your peers will introduce you to her. They’ll tell you she’s nice‚ kind‚ and lots of fun. But is she really? What some teens‚ young adults‚ and parents don’t know is the history of Molly and what she really is. Molly doesn’t just have one name people called
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Who were the Molly Maguires? Did they really exist? These are questions asked by many people today. Some historians wonder if the Molly Maguires really did bring their secret society from England to the United States‚ or if the incidents blamed on them were just random accidents on which officials needed to place a blame. We may never actually know... There are many ideas about how the "Molly Maguires" got their name. One of the most popular is that Molly was a poor widow‚ who was evicted from
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