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    Poetry Analysis Essay: Note: It is important to follow the guidelines for each paragraph as you would a cooking recipe. In other words‚ for each body paragraph‚ follow the simple ingredients. Format/Recipe for an Introduction: a). Write one to two sentences that briefly summarize the poem. Your first line should state the name of the poem‚ the poet’s full name‚ and the speaker’s intent or main idea. Note: For example‚ if you were writing about Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18‚ your first

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    Segmented Essays Segmented essays – sometimes called collage essays or disjunctive essays or paratactic essays – depend on space‚ usually expressed as numbers or rows of asterisks or squiggly lines or white breaks in text‚ as a fundamental element of design and expression. Knowing what the spaces say is vital for understanding the nonfictionist’s craft and appreciating the possibilities of this contemporary form; it also helps us to better understand the nature of truth in the segmented essay. Like

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    Journal Entries for How to Read Literature like a Professor This book is key to being able to analyze literature. We will refer to it all year. I expect you to write your journal entry at the end of reading each chapter. For each chapter‚ on the left side‚ find a quote that indicates the key principle the chapter is discussing. Then‚ on the right side‚ summarize the key points of the chapter. You can use paragraph format or bullets. Please get to the heart of the chapter concisely. Print out

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    In his sonnets‚ poet and playwright William Shakespeare creates a romantic tone when describing how romantic relationships are affected over time. Vivian Diller’s article “Is love really Blind?” provides research to suggest that romantic relationships are affected over time because people tend to lose physical attraction to their mate. After reading both Shakespeare’s and Diller’s works one can conclude that time has a negative effect on love because people’s feelings change about their mate overtime

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    experienced sufferings of war to all women in general‚ who stay at home‚ fantasizing about their husbands’‚ sons’‚ fathers’‚ and any other men in their lives for their bravery in participating in the war. This poem is written in an Italian (Petrachan) sonnet form‚ with a rhyme scheme of A B A B C D C D E F G E F G. It has a rhythm of Iambic Pentameter‚ which contains ten syllables per line‚ and read stressed‚ unstressed‚ stressed‚ unstressed‚ etc. There aren’t a lot of techniques used in this poem; but

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    Quickdraw and Hour by Carol Ann Duffy Task – To write an essay exploring Duffy’s presentation of two contrasting sides of love in the poems‚ ‘Quickdraw’ and ‘Hour’. Love is the main theme in Duffy’s poems Hour and Quickdraw‚ the similarities end there‚ as these two poems show two very different sides of romantic love. Just from the name‚ Quickdraw‚ the reader already forms an idea of the violence and hurt that will be presented to them in this poem. What we do not expect however is the way Duffy

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    collection of poems‚ the four seasons (spring‚ summer‚ autumn‚ and winter) not only represent divisions of the year‚ but they are also metaphors for broader themes. Summer‚ in particular‚ appears in over ten sonnets. It is in “Sonnet 18” three times‚ twice in “Sonnet 5”‚ and once in sonnets 6 and 12. The usages of “summer” in the poems can be categorized into two definitions: the second and warmest season of the year‚ or relating to the season (such as a product of summer). However‚ the symbolism

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    details‚ including instructions for authors and subscription information: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/hijt20 Writing Essays on a Laptop or a Desktop Computer: Does It Matter? a Guangming Ling & Brent Bridgeman a a Educational Testing Service Published online: 19 Mar 2013. To cite this article: Guangming Ling & Brent Bridgeman (2013) Writing Essays on a Laptop or a Desktop Computer: Does It Matter?‚ International Journal of Testing‚ 13:2‚ 105-122‚ DOI: 10.1080/15305058

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    Elizabeth Browning each wrote a series of sonnets; Shakespeare’s work‚ using his variation of the sonnet and Browning’s‚ using the Petrarchan style. In particular‚ “Sonnet 18” and Sonnet 43‚” (both of which are about how much the speakers love their partners) use great language and expression. They each show love in its deepest forms. Shakespeare confirms his love for his lady friend‚ while Browning illustrates her love for her husband and how it has grown. Both sonnets are similar in their representation

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    In Percy Shelley’s “Ozymandias”‚ the broken and irregular form of the poem is highly significant to the content. The poem itself is written about a ruined statue of the once great Ozymandias‚ whose works have crumbled and disappeared‚ along with his civilisation. The overall message that Shelley is trying to convey throughout the poem is that the pursuit of power and glory for one’s own sake is an unworthy ambition. As history takes its course their legacy will be forgotten and their laws will be

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