The Night and I. Take a step forward. One backward. Realize the enveloping darkness. Within one’s soul, lies the lifeless night… It captures me and I resist. Resisting with my limbs, body, and[…]
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I See an Empty Sky – January Free Choice
This was the poem that Abhay and I wrote for our Bowview Manor project. I see an empty sky, But there are birds in it, And they are watching me. Their wings are like whispers;[…]
Something Concealed – A Musical Poetry Emulation
– Musical Poetry Emulation – The following is an attempt at something new. To the world of creative writing I am still a novice; so, to test the waters of this new world I[…]
My Days of AP
Author’s Note: Hi everyone, first of all, I’d like to apologize to the people who I told about my initial idea of this blog. I was going to use flower imagery while comparing a certain[…]
Dan Almagor’s “We Shoot Children Too, Don’t We” AP Rhetorical Analysis
Prompt: Read the following poem carefully. Then write an essay in which you discuss how such elements as language, imagery, structure, and point of view convey meaning in the poem. (1993) In his poem “We[…]
“Kaddish” Allen Ginsberg Personal Response
“Kaddish” by Allen Ginsberg Strange now to think of you, gone without corsets & eyes, while I walk on the sunny pavement of Greenwich Village. downtown Manhattan, clear winter noon, and I’ve been up[…]
Her Soul is Wind, Fire, Earth and Air
I. January 2017 Back then she was grounded, mind stable and firm. Grounded by their amity, their affection and attention. She hadn’t experienced life without them, nor could remember life without them […]
the women that we are
The following poem was my response to the Nazi Germany Seminar that Ziyana and I did. It was an emulation of sorts to the poem ‘The Jews That We Are” by Richard Michelson. i.) this[…]
World War II Japan Personal Response
“Emperor” by Ryuichi Tamura There are eyes in the stone, the eyes closed in grief and fatigue. The man in black passes my door – You, the Emperor of Winter, my lonely Emperor, walking to[…]
My Past, Frozen – Portrait Of Poem
The following is the poem I read during my Portrait Of presentation. I haven’t tweaked or changed it at all, as I believe that it is optimal to have it remain the same, and thus[…]
