God Grandeur The closing sentences “because the Holy Ghost over the bent world broods with warm breast and with ah! Bright wings” are the right ending sentences of this sonnet because it wittily sums up the whole argument derived from the contents of this poem. These lines also reflect the beginning of the poem by showing how God’s presence never leaves humanity despite the world’s wicked ways. This ability of the ending lines to sum up the contents and reflect the critical point that the poet is trying to put across makes them suitable closing remarks of this sonnet. This essay examines how the closing lines sum up the contents and reflect on the opening statement. In the opening lines 2-3, the poet uses “flame out, like shining from shook foil” to explain the type of brightness that God’s grandeur reflects the world. This symbolic imagery enhances vivid imagery of muscular force, power, or electric surge that sends out a brilliant array of light and shines over other objects making it light up with magnificence. The poet tries to figure…

Analysis of Williams’ the Doctor Stories William Carlos Williams is known as a modernist poet for his significant contributions to poetry and short stories that depicted the lives of physicians. Williams’ the Doctor Stories presents various short stories and poems that narrates his experience as a physician working in low-income neighbourhoods. Williams was considered a pioneer for modern literary give how his works contained idioms, specifics and focused on a single set up. Williams provides his readers insight into what it was like to be a physician back in then, and many physicians and patients can relate to most of Williams’ narrations. Williams’ works reveal his three personalities; the poet as a physician, the physician as a practitioner, and the practitioner as a philosopher which he successfully manages to live through interchangeably. Williams lives through his time as both an artist and a physician. He draws his inspiration for his poems and stories from his daily encounters with patients, nurses and other physicians. Williams touches on his reader’s emotions by presenting them with the raw details of the pain and…

Examine the conflict between the husband and wife in Robert Frost′s ″Home Burial.” Is the wife′s grief truly deeper than the husband′s? What does the poem have to say about the different ways that men and women confront mortality? Examine the conflict between the husband and wife in Robert Frost′s ″Home Burial.” Is the wife′s grief truly deeper than the husband′s? What does the poem have to say about the different ways that men and women confront mortality? Does the poem leave room for reconciliation between the husband and the wife, and if so, what sort of sacrifices from each would this reconciliation entail? Be sure paper should have frequent quotations from and direct references to the work. [unique_solution]Note that secondary sources (sources other than the Norton Anthology) are not required; if you choose to to support your analysis with ample and carefully presented evidence from the text; your use secondary sources, make sure they play a supplemental role, that your support comes primarily from the stories or poems themselves. We will be using the MLA system of formatting and…

Krishna Janmashtami Krishna Janmashtami, mostly famous as Janmashtami or Gokulashtami, is a yearly festival of the Hindu, which is celebrated the birthday of Lord Krishna, the eighth incarnation of Vishnu. According to the Hindu Luni-Solar calendar, the dark day of Shravan or Bhadrapada (the dark side) is the eighth day (Ashtami) (depending on whether the calendar selects the new moon or full moon day as the last day), which overlaps with the August / September of the Gregorian calendar. It is a famous festival for the Vaishnavism of Hinduism in particular. According to the Bhagavata Purana (such as Rasa-Lila of Krishna-Lila), Krishna’s dance-drama laws, devotional singing, fasting (fasting), night vigil (night Jagran) and a festival (Mahotsava) until the midnight of Krishna’s birth are part of the Janmashtami celebrations. This festival is celebrated in Mathura and Vrindavan, also with Major Vaishnava and sectarian groups found in other states of India. The festival of Nandotsav takes place after the birth of Krishna Janmashtami, a celebration of the birth of the Nanda Baba community.   Importance: Krishna is the son of Devaki and…

Harlem Renaissance Sonnets. Harlem Renaissance poets used sonnets significantly to convey different messages to their African American fellows. The black people faced various problems in those times, such as racism, poverty, illiteracy, and, most of all, slavery. They lived in fear and pain. The poets wrote to comfort them, but some to express their sorrow to the world. In this essay, we will contrast the works of Langston Hughes, Claude Mckay, and Countee Cullen. Langston Hughes expresses the hope for a better life to the Black Americans in his “Dream” sonnet. His strong wordings imply the pain of the Black Man in America. He takes us to the slavery that was ongoing by that period in time. However, in some of his sonnets, he writes of the joyous moments of the Negros too. His heartfelt poems display the frequent encounters of black people’s culture. He shows how the African Americans were forgotten and their dreams not considered at all. He depicts how far liberty and equality were from them. He writes from the point of view of deserted Jazz musicians…

Research Paper Requirements Research Paper Requirements 3 pages typed using Microsoft Word (not Works, not Notepad, etc.): Pages 1-2: Two full pages required and consisting of the following format: Introduction, Body, and Conclusion of your topic Page 3: Works Cited page Overall Guidelines MLA documentation style No title page; place your name and course information on the top left block of the paper Center the title Last name & page # on top right corner of every page in the header Text – 12 point font size, Times New Roman font style, and Double-spaced Margin – 1” (all sides) Indent first word of every paragraph ½ inch from left margin References listed separately in alphabetical order on the last page of your paper, titled as Works Cited (center title). Also, use hanging indent style when typing list of references. Include a minimum of 3 references dating no later than 2005. Use at least 1 hard copy (book, magazine, journal, newspaper, etc.); the rest can be from the Internet. *NOTE: Works cited page is part of paper! Do not submit separately. NO…

Causes and signs of water line damage No living animal can survive without water; the same can be said about your home. Without water, you would not cook, clean, or even bathe. The above also explains why your water bill takes up a more significant portion of your utility bills. Getting water is not enough; the water should be clean and uncontaminated. If you find that your water is sometimes discolored or has a smell, it might be contaminated. Water contamination can mean that your water line is compromised. To avoid a situation where your water gets contaminated because you require waterline repairs, below is some basic information you should know about your water line. 5 Signs your waterline is damaged Low water pressure When your water main is leaking, you will notice a decrease in the water pressure within the house or office. The pressure does not decrease at once, but it will happen gradually as the leak gets more prominent. The pipe is losing water before it can get to the house hence reducing water pressure when the…

Integration—Yes!” by Oodgeroo Noonucca The poem “integration Yes” has a strong element of protest in it.This poem by Oodgroo Noonuccal helps to reveal to us that the indigenous Australia community is facing oppression during the arrival of the European (Oodgeroo1.5).Tells a story for the struggle to fit and the reluctance to confirm the ways that they feel enforced to them. The poet has the intention to fight for the rights of the indigenous Australians. It contains a message and ideas that a relatable to the people even in today’s society. It has lessons and values that apply to everyone’s life. The poet challenges the white complaining that they have changed the myths and traditions of the indigenous Australia community and replaced it with their culture (Oodgeroo 3.4). What the poet wants is to see their customs and tradition kept. The advanced race should The poem is a story its self; here the poet tells of the journey that is necessary to achieve peace and harmony that we have today in Australia (Oodgeroo 5.4). Now it serves to the society as…

Humanism and Petrarch What do you learn about Petrarch from reading these letters? The Poet Petrarch was also called the first modern man. From reading these letters, he observed the external world and then analyzed his personal life with the new awareness of the values. He was conscious of human transience. He felt that he had a mission to close down the ages and save the authors of the time from the challenges of choosing posterity and time (Hall, 2010).  In his letters to Marcus Tullius Cicero, he states that he had sought his work diligently but only found it in a place he least expected it. According to him, Marcus had done a recommendable job for guiding others. However, he lacked the same character, capacity, and zeal when it came to advising himself. Petrarch shows that Marcus had failed terribly in his. He compares him to a traveler who successfully lit the paths of other people but then failed when it came to his way. I also find Petrarch to be highly committed to people he cherished. He took…

Comparative Analysis The Diffusion of Innovation The theory of diffusion of innovation came to be in 1962. The idea originated from E. M. Rogers. It is centred on communication and explores the process through which people adopt a novella product, idea, or service (Surry et al., 1997). Adoption is evident when there is a notable change in behaviour. Rogers developed five categories to explain the innovation process. First, there is the innovators group. People who belong to this division are risk-takers who are very willing to try new ideas. Little persuasion is needed to be done so as to get them on board. The next group is known as the early adopters. Early adopters are majorly opinion leaders who embrace change. To appeal to them, one needs how-to manuals as well as information sheets. The third category, as explained by Rogers, is the early majority. Although, people in early majority lack leadership qualities, they embrace change before the typical individual. To get them on the idea, they need evidence that the innovation is effective. Then there is the late majority…