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    fearful. Some soldiers are nice and give them food‚ but others treat them just like enemies. Paul can feel their pain and how horrible they have to life. Paul got soft inside‚ because he had to see all these terrible things so far in the war. The last Sunday before Paul goes back to the front his sister and father visit him. There

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    Importance of Sunday school in my Daily life What if your church had no Sunday school? What would be lacking in your church? What if throughout history there had been no Sunday school? What if you had never attended Sunday school? What would be the state of your spiritual condition? What blessing would you have missed all those years? Sunday school is important for the following reasons which I would like to share with each one of you 1. Sunday school improves your Bible Knowledge. When you know

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    Robert Hayden’s "Those Winter Sundays": A Child’s Memory Oftentimes we look back at a certain point in our lives with regret. We feel that if only we had known then what we know now‚ things would have been different. As we grow older‚ our view of the world is altered through experience and maturity. In Robert Hayden’s "Those Winter Sundays‚" the speaker is a man reflecting on his past and his apathy toward his father when the speaker was a child. As an adult the speaker has come to understand

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    When you first read the poem "Those Winter Sundays" you will quickly find out who the speaker is and what their relation is to the father in the poem. Line 1 says "Sundays too my father got up early" which indicates that the speaker is the child of the father in this work of literature. Robert Hayden uses several different poetic techniques to make his point and have the reader really think about what they are reading. In "Those Winter Sundays" there are several different alliterations Hayden uses

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    Sometimes love is not heard by the ears but felt with the heart. Robert Hayden’s “Those Winter Sundays” is a short poem about the love a father has for his son. Through the father’s efforts to keep the house warm‚ Hayden‚ the speaker‚ continues to treat his dad with insouciance; that was until Hayden grew older. Reflecting on this past memory‚ the speaker might have written this poem for his father‚ apologizing for his past behavior. While the tone of the poem is remorseful‚ the theme is not. Rather

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    In the poem‚ "Those Winter Sundays‚" Robert Hayden uses clear details to show that the father loves his family‚ but was unable to spend value time with them. Hayden shows deep emotions when describing the relationship between a boy and his father. This poem demonstrates how love can come in a mixture of forms‚ rather it be hard work and dedication or simply just saying "I Love you." Hayden’s poem‚ gives us a glance at a boys childhood and how he felt about his father. The father worked hard to show

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    Those Winter Sundays By: Robert Hayden In the poem “Those Winter Sundays”‚ the speaker is reflecting on his childhood and his lack of real emotion towards his father while he was a young child. When the speaker becomes an adult‚ he regrets not realizing that his father had his own way of affection towards him. In the present‚ the speaker realizes how hard and desolate it is to show parental love to someone. The poem‘s diction helps paint a vivid picture to the reader about the emotions in this

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    role on the pathos aspect that captivates the readers and the listeners. While “Those Winter Sundays”‚ “Still I Rise” and “Daddy” all share the same free verse form to explore the theme of Dominance vs. Submission‚ they employ an array of literary devices and figurative language supported by different sound devices to highlight important elements of emotions. All three poems portray

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    The novel Early Sunday Morning was about a twelve-year-old girl named Amber Billows. Her father is a journalist and her family relocates quite a bit. Her journal starts out in Washington D.C. where Amber’s father announces to her family that they would be moving to Hawaii where he can write more. Amber wasn’t thrilled about the idea because she would have to make all new friends‚ and she would be far away from her extended family. She also judged Hawaii too quickly and thought it was going to be

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    Those Winter Sundays Historical Context/Info about Author: Robert Hayden grew up in a poor African-American section of Detroit known as Paradise Valley. At a young age‚ his parents separated and his mother could no longer afford to keep him so he was sent to live with a foster family. His adoptive father was a strict Baptist and manual laborer and while he was a stern man‚ he always attempted to care for and nurture Hayden’s love of literature. Summary: The poem‚ composed in 1962

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