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  • Truthful Charter Of The Mirror
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    In the first stanza, the 'I am not cruel, only truthful' phrase reveals the mirror's personality and charter. Unlike humans a mirror cannot judge her with opinions. Sylvia Plath uses onomatopoeia to give the mirror human characteristics. On line five she writes 'The eye of a little god, four-cornered' which shows that the mirror is given God-like powers over the women. It becomes almost an obsessive relationship between the mirror and the women because she looks to the mirror for comfort only to...
  • Linear Regression Channel Lines
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    Linear Regression & Best Line Analysis Linear regression is used to make predictions about a single value. Linear regression involves discovering the equation for a line that most nearly fits the given data. That linear equation is then used to predict values for the data. A popular method of using the Linear Regression is to construct Linear Regression Channel lines. Developed by Gilbert Raff, the channel is constructed by plotting two parallel, middle lines above and below a Linear Regression ...
  • Elongated Description Of The Mom The Line
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    Dudley Randall -- Ballad of Birmingham (1966) Response The Ballad of Birmingham resembles a traditional ballad in that it tells a story in a song-like manner. The didactic tone seeks to teach us something; in this case it's the theme of needless destruction. There are many devices the author uses to create such a tone and to tell such a story. First of all, the most visible element of importance is the irony. A kid dying in a church where his mom told him to go to be safe is very ironic and it c...
  • Work Lumberjacks Approach The Speaker
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    The Characterization of the Speaker in Two Tramps in Mud Time. The speaker of Robert Frost's poem Two Tramps in Mud Time can be characterized as a passionate, wary, suspicious, insecure and rational and logical person who is intolerant of interference in his work. There is evidence present in the text that supports these characteristics. The speaker is shown as a person who enjoys doing his job and works really hard at it. He realizes that another person needs his job more than he does but he st...
  • Last Four Lines Show
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    The theme of oppression is very evident in many African-American literary works. This topic is found so often in African-American literature because it is a subject that almost all African-Americans live with everyday for their entire lives. In the following works the theme that is focused on is, oppression only makes a person stronger, this theme seems too obvious in both cases. In Claude McKay's poem, America, he seems to focus on this issue of being oppressed by his country, but still has a l...
  • Ideas Of Shadows And Eldorado
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    In the poem Eldorado, the poet conveys the romantic attitude of following ones passions to the very end, even throughout all circumstances. From a realists point of view, when times become challenging or success is unlikely, it is wiser to give up and stop wasting time. A romantic, however, views the pursuit of passions and human nature as the only goal; every worry or concern that lies in the way of emotional thought is only arbitrary. This poem is written in an AAB CCB rhyme scheme and consist...
  • Show Me The Money Jerry
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    During the summer before my senior year on high school, I was watching one of my all time favorite movies, "Jerry Maguire". This had come after a hard and tedious six hour football practice and I was most defiantly not in the right state of mind. About to fall asleep on the couch I hear the part when Rod Tidwell screams", SHOW ME THE MONEY, SHOW ME THE MONEY JERRY!" . At that point I had an epiphany of how all of this can outline the people involved with the start to my future. This outrageous a...
  • Snapping Beans By Lisa Parker
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    Snapping Beans: by Lisa Parker "Snapping Beans? by Lisa Parker is a great example of how literary devices can be used in a poem to make that poem stronger. For instance the diction in the "Snapping Beans, ? poem is outstanding. Most if not all of "Snapping Beans, ? is very easy to visualize in your head and gets you thinking about things that go on in life. When the poem is read aloud you can visualize that conversation with the Grandma. "Snapping Beans, ? is a poem that almost everyone can rela...
  • Lines Show
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    This particular poem was written by Lord de Tabley in 1870. This poem is a very interesting interpretation of human nature and all its faults, it also looks at how people only look skin deep and they do not see the reality in their world. The first stanza introduces the whole poem to the reader and shows the reader what the style of the poem is going to be like. For example, 'THE thing itself was rough and crudely done, Cut in coarse stone, spitefully placed aside' This line is very intriguing a...
  • Mirror Lake
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    Analysis Of "Mirror' In Analysis Of "Mirror' Essay, Research Paper In the first line of the poem, the mirror says it is? silver and exact.? This can be interpreted many ways. Obviously it is describing what it looks like, but it is saying more than that. The color silver is reflective, and a mirror of course reflects what it sees. Exact, in this case could mean square, but it could also mean a lot more than that. A mirror shows you exactly what it sees; an image is reflected in the silver exactl...
  • Its Audience The Same Way Alexa
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    On October 16, I went to see As Bees in Honey Drown presented by the Fortune company at Theater in the park, located in Flushing meadows park. The timing of the show was 6: 00 p. m., but I got to the theater by 6: 10 due to the unexpected traffic for the Mets game on the same night. When I got to the theater, people were still getting tickets for the show. I rushed into the theater to get a good seat (the show had general admission). Most of the audience were in their fifties? and up. There were...

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