The reader can never see or picture these people at the funeral in the narrator's Brain. ... The repetition of "treading- in this line shows the drudgery and monotony of this person hearing her own funeral. ... In the third stanza of this dark poem, Dickinson creates more of an auditory picture with use of "sound-verbs- such as creak (Ln. 10) and descriptive nouns such as "Boots of Lead."" ... This use of three descriptive states shows her dislike of her current state, wrapped alive in a coffin. ... Her last thoughts are cut short in the last line, "And Finished knowing "then &quo...

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We talked for a while and then there was an awkward silence that lasted for about five minutes or so, and then Samantha said the exact same thing I was thinking the second before. ... I didn't notice at first, but there were signs to the trained eye to show a seperation wasn't ruled out for this seemingly happy relationship. ... Once drugs came into the picture, things could only go downhill. ...

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Her meaning for this is to show balanced and unbalanced structures. ... This leads into the last part of the book which are the elements. ... She talked about how every movement should create a great picture. ... When she explained how choreographers have their language and interruption of dance, it made me think of our past show. ... When Miriam did her piece in the show, it was very abstract, and made me think a little bit. ...

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Her life, as with the folded towel, is much larger than it is initially perceived to be and Gwen is emphasising how little she knows about her mother but yet how clearly she understands the overall picture. ... The house is representative of her mother; it shows her hard work and her care for the family is echoed through her care for the linen. Gwen Harwood wrote this poem as a love poem for her mother, she compared her to one of our greatest of materials, linen and showed how her mothers care for the tidiness of the house taught her how to be tidy with her own feelings and emotions. ......

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He is talking to Glaucon and is telling a story to show what it is like to be a philosopher or a lover of wisdom. ... The prisoner would be blinded at first, but as time went by, they could see dark images and the sun would be the last thing they could see. ... This stage is the understanding stage, the last stage. ... He shows that we must all start at the lowest stage and work towards the higher stages. ... The vivid descriptions Plato presents us makes it very easy for us to see the exact picture he is describing. ...

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Here Frost shows that imagination just had victory over reality. ... By stating this, we would be escaping reality for a moment, picturing h from studentcentral.co.uk ow we might feel if it were to really come true. ... Since the speaker sounds bothered about Truth intruding, he pushes reality out of the way by bringing imagination into the picture in line 23 "I should prefer to have some boy bend them." ... In the last line of the poem, "One could be worse than be a swinger of birches," the speaker sounds calm and relaxed. ...

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Many examples are given by Suckiel to show us how there are so many ways for one object to be viewed. ... Second, it was spread on the canvas and became an aesthetic element in a picture. ... The last idea discussed in this section was the idea that after everything is said and done there is a common reality between all of us. ...

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We will face adversity, but through adversity, our true character will show. ... I feel like this is an effective approach, because you see too many times where coaches are so concerned about winning, and they lose sight of the bigger picture. ... It is about forming a friendship with your teammates that will last a lifetime. ...

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In those last two words, "That's American", Langston Hughes speaks to anyone and everyone in his attempt to display once and for all that all men are created eqaul. Our last example, "The Soul Selects Her Own Society", Emily Dickinson displays her thoughts and inner feelings about a persons soul. ... Without any squandering she shows that when u make a choice u stick with it "The Soul selects her own society- Then- shuts the Door"(1076), her imagery is so strong you can almost feel the door shut in your face. Dickinson paints a very clear picture with her vivid examples of the selectiv...

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26 years later, from the winter of 1975. 26 years earlier since I should have done this. But of course, I was too late. So there I was, sitting with Rahim Khan inside his little torn up house. J asked him whether Hassan was still at the house or not, Baba's house. He showed me a Polaroid picture of ...

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