Chapter White Yellow/ Gold Green One "From Louisville, our whitegirlhood was passed together there. Our beautiful white--"pg.19 In this sense I think the white represents innocence and purity. Beautiful as in sacred. "They were both in white..." pg.8 "The front was broken by a line of french windows, slowing now with reflected gold and wide open to the warm windy..." Pg. 6 Gold in this sense represents the fairness and richness.
Pink is about the heart and is seen as a way to read a female’s sexuality or compassion” (Pallingston 98). It was all about pink in the 50s; the popular shade of the 90s was red. “Red is the color that gets notices the most. Red is the symbolic color of love, magic, revolution, martyrdom, hell, death, and fervor. A bright pure red is considered the most passionate color, suggesting the most primal needs” (Pallingston 97).
The daughter is just the same, but her big, bluish eyes really accentuate her youthfulness. The colors all work together to unify the painting. The artist creates a background of earth-tones to highlight the golden-red of the woman’s dress and the white of the daughter’s dress pops against the red drawing focus to the young subject. Light is very present in the artwork. The brightness of the painting brings the viewer’s gaze to the pale-skinned woman and her child and really highlights the features in their face, such as their rosy cheeks.
A simile is in line 34 – 35, “went up a muffled roar, like the beating of the storm.” This compares the noise of the fans to a storm. There is a hyperbole in line three, “Cooney died at first”, means he was out at first base. In line 10 he uses a metaphor, “The former was a lulu, the later was a cake”, comparing one player to a lulu, and another player to a cake. In line 4 he is using personification, “silky silence”, comparing silence to silk. Thayer used rhyme scheme and repetition for sound effects.
(metaphor) | "... was admirably adapted to Pearl's beauty, and made her the very brightest little jet of flame that ever danced upon the earth." (pg90) | Pearl is likened to a bright jet of flame. (metaphor) | "Pearl looked as beautiful as the day..." (pg117) | Compare Pearl's beauty to the warm, summer day, thus illustrating her as the sunny, playful character she is. (simile)
With a big smile and her hands holding her jacket makes her look cheerful. Her scarf swing as if the wind is blowing it; gives us the sense of a warm wind day. On the right side of the ad with a black background and white font and a colorful picture of a bottle of Cover Girl and Olay TONE REHAB with spiral colorful swirls going around the bottle; makes the bottle stand out and capture the eye of their consumers. By using Ellen DeGeneres the advertisers have incorporated ethos-Ellen well-known and unique comedic reputation and host of the award winning daytime talk show “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” along with her stand on humanitarian causes, animal rights and global warming to show her humanity and credibility. I also believe by using Ellen DeGeneres a knowingly open Lesbian that usually wears menswear as she is not wearing your usual dress that most Cover Girl wear.
But soon with every touch I sang with love sounds unlike anything I’d made before. She parades me around campus with a huge smile on her face. She’s so proud to have me on her arm and I want nothing but to be in that very spot. We’re becoming the university’s power couple. There’s no seeing one without the other.
Degas also used very light pastel colors in the background to make the ballerina stand out more in the painting, as well as making her seem like she is letting off light and making the work seem, in general, much more relaxing and carefree. Another famous Impressionist painting done during the eighteen hundreds was Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s Bal du Moulin da la Galette. In this painting, there is “a richness of form, a fluidity of brush stroke, and a flickering light.” Many bright colors are also used by Renoir, giving off an air of happiness amongst the people dancing, drinking, and
Every time she mentions something about the caged bird being free it really paints a picture on how she wants it. SPEAKER: The speaker of this poem is a very deep poetic type of speaker. But I know the speaker in this poem that Maya Angelou wrote is Freedom because you can feel it when you read it. TITLE: This poem is about people’s freedom no matter what the race is. And it doesn’t have to be limited to just race it can be any obstacle in your
You would be crazy to say that you hate the summer! The hot weather, the glorious days at the beach jumping and splashing in the water, finding that cool spot of shade to take a five minute break from the uncomfortably hot sun. Picture this, as you’re lying there peacefully gathering some energy to go back into the sun, you hear this bizarre buzzing sound, wondering where the hell the sound is coming from you frantically search all around your bubble, but before you can locate where the sound is coming from you let out a huge YELP. You found it. On your precious flesh injecting its’ stinger releasing its poison into your body, yet the worst part is as your are about to vigorously swat it away it is already flying away laughing preparing the epic story to tell its wasp friends.