It poses a more cheerful scene in this poem as the day is being described with scenes that involving plenty of colors imaginaries and also the natures of living things once the sun is rising. In the first stanza, the persona is describing and informing us about the rising of the sun from her perspective. The sun’s rising is being described as if it were thin strips of ribbons that cut across the clouds. As it gets lighter in color, it might seem to appear in various and there’s changing in color. The color of the sky has changed from amethyst to a brighter orange-yellowish color due to the rays that the sun is giving out.
He professes how “the wind is like a spinster twitches” when “you are not by me”, underlining how vital our relationships are, especially in relation to the shaping of our identity, where we are “diffident” without the love and support of another. This notion is crystalized in Carson McCullers’ “The Member of the Wedding.” In the earlier stages of her childhood ‘Old Frankie’ is sure of her identity – an innocent tomboy. This may be because of her
The sounds of the words were like music notes that had no meaning for me. The documentary Egypt’s Golden Empire helped to clarify the understanding of the poem. It showed more of a visual image of what the king looked like and how he ruled Egypt. The information given in the documentary was the foundation for the poetry written about the Sun God. The poem “The Hymn to the Aton,” by Akhenaton was filled with great sincere praises toward the Sun God for his creation of this magnificent world.
Most often people know that they must always try to follow their own dream, and take their own path, they must not just go with the flow, but do what makes them happy, for if they must follow, they must be able to handle the consequences as well. The green light means hope for most, but money for Gatsby which leads to an astonishing ending of his life showing that the American dream can also tear apart one’s life. The valley of ashes divides the old from new, and shows how you must follow your dream to stay with your own train of thought, because if one must follow another ones path, then risk will follow as well. Doctor T.J. Ekleburg is out looking for all but sees that the American dream causes destruction, and chaos because everyone wants to obtain it, but no one can see the
In the end the reader can interpret that when time, patience, and hard work will provide a better off result the laziness and getting things done the easy way. Although there is a moral behind this story it is still a story for your entertainment; a type of escape literature. Joyce Carol Oates‘ “Where are you Going, Where Have you Been?” is an example of interpretive literature. It gives the reader the insight on human nature, behavior, and what they are truly capable of: conning, persuasion, lying, and rape. Connie, the main character, is a fifteen year old teen seeking attention and an identity.
As he begins to tell his mistress, that if they had enough time then he would spend each precious moment with her, but because time is limited they must act on their lust for each other while they are still young and fruitful. Ideally it would be the authors dream to be with his mistress for centuries or even eternities on end. The idea is to show how everything is based on time and without time we would have no boundaries. “Had we but World enough, and Time…. We would sit down, and think which way to walk, and pass our long loves day… An hundred years should grow to praise.” (Lines 1-12, Marvel) The second idea is that of realism in which the reality of his situation kicks in.
The key to unlock ones imaginative journey lies within us as we channel through our emotions to create a perfect world, memory or fantasy, where the pain barely exists. Thus, one struggles to comply and grasp reality as these journeys aren’t necessarily recalled in chronological order, as we tend to forget unnecessary things which trigger moments of heartache. Giuseppe Tornatore’s “Cinema Paradiso” and Wordsworth’s “Tintern abbey” highly stress these conceptual theories through the character’s journey, reinforcing the concerns about the changing world and how one retaliates. These spiritual and physical transformations create insight on the persona’s new life, both. As both the texts and their contexts are linked, further suggesting to the audience to draw on these journeys and appreciate the world around us.
So, what is it that makes the flower so special? Take for instance, the annoying yet bountiful dandelion and the most favored flower for songwriters, the tulip. Both are flowers right? The tulip when fully developed has a tall thin rich green stalk and stout broad flower petals colorful enough to attract hummingbirds, bees and us humans. Artists paint beautiful pictures and photographers snap amazing stills and place them in frames to be hung on our walls.
Even on a subconscious level, a lot of people live as if they are 'victims' instead of 'drivers' of life. Avoid this trap by starting each day with thoughts of how great and beautiful your life is at the moment. This mental exercise will 'set the stage' of more beautiful things to
In some cases, this delusion may be the only thing that keeps one continuing on through life. It’s human nature to avoid conflicts and issues that we cannot handle, therefore one would surely go mad if faced with all the turmoil burdening life. At times when one feels unloved, vanity can be a wonderful thing. Seeing oneself as great, when no one else does, can be all one has. Vanity is the building up of oneself, boosting the ego and confidence, in order to make one feel more important.