Task: - Write a descriptive essay about your village in the style of "Under Milk Wood".
The quaint, picturesque, sleepy village nestles in a tree lined, emerald coloured valley far from the humming congestion of the vast cities of the deteriorating planet. The extensive pebbly roads wind through the charming, minute village like a gushing river leisurely making its way towards the inevitable. At the jagged corner of the grey, smoky smelling street the defaced wall stands, cowering, with a crude mural scratched all over its scarred, chestnut coloured face. Inside the battered and bruised wall Mrs. Mahony lay.
Darkness falls, floundering down onto the cosy, comforting town covering it like a beautiful blanket keeping it secure, safe from any unwanted, unusual visitors.
The spiral of colour on her magnificent duvet seemed to make the icy cold breeze hesitate and think twice before penetrating her blanket and sending sharp, wintry chills up her bristly, tubby legs. Her plump face, complete with tiny valleys showing her decaying age, rippled with the thoughts of something discomforting. These thoughts were tossed up, up high into the soft air and floated down gently, gently like feathers in a tranquil wind. Through the frost bitten window the deft hands of the morning mist were gripping tightly and grasping the bland, monotonous rows of tedious, dull houses.
Darkness swirls and spirals its merry way, weaving and winding through the confined confusion of the dismal, damp alleyways before sprinting slowly into the thick, tentative air.
The blood stained shirt of the barbaric butcher glistened in the shimmering moonlight. Hacking and slashing and faint cries leapt and danced about inside the butcher's polished, shiny head before slowly slithering their way back towards their spacious cells. Through the tiny gaps of the wintry white curtain veil, darkness is beginning to lose its vicious grip on the deathly silent night.
Shakespeare, Incredible at putting the human mind and feelings into writing has defined the lust for freedom. ... It is the beginning of a journey, the imaginative journey. ... But the relevance to the Imaginative journey lays in what this man thought about to keep himself going. ... The imaginative journey does however make us who we are. ... The imaginative journey.. ...
"Poetry is a form of imaginative literary expression that makes it's effect by the sound and imagery of it's language ("Poetry")." ... Found in a Bottle, with this he won a writing contest. ... In Kestersons conclusion h e states "Thus we can see the split in Poe's imaginative world: there were elements of reality, and there were faculties of the mind or imagination (Kesterson)." ...
What is Writing? Literature is defined as imaginative or creative writing or the body of written work produced by scholars or researchers in a given field. ... What is Writing?... What is Writing?... In writing, one should be aware of the aim, direction, and the reason for the writing because writing has a purpose. ...
Since several of his sketches are narratives of his travel around England, Irving is objective when writing about historical and architectural facts. ... Throughout the sketch, Irving makes a point in writing about his beliefs towards literature and authors. ... "Rip Van Winkle" has an imaginative treatment of materials to get the reader to engage in the story of a man who sleeps for several years and awakes to find how his village has changed. ... Even more, his short stories employ an imaginative treatment of materials to engage the reader. ... The three main stories that exemplify his use o...
This is the ultimate imaginative tool. ... an imaginative plot. ... The plot is an imaginative story in which a positive theme evolves. ... The twist of the story is imaginative. ... This imaginative plot isn't real, but the shock of the situation is imaginative. ...
He has a way of writing that is unlike any other author. ... In his unique writing style he often includes many noises of sounds. ... By including this sound it makes the reader become more imaginative, and as they read the story it help to give the effect that the reader is really there. ... Another story I will discuss is "Hop Frog" Poe wrote "There was a dead of silence for about half a minute, during which the falling of leaf, or of a feather, might have been heard" Again the sound causes the reader to be imaginative and think of a silent moment the next line reads "It was interrupted by a...
In addition, Valentine (2001) states, "Reading books expand your knowledge, introduces us to new ideas and may even improve our writing skills" (para1). Therefore reading is a very powerful activity because it improves concentration, helps people to become more imaginative and allows one to understand other people point of view. ... That is why reading makes us to become more imaginative. Also when the reader imagines the author writing's, it allows us to see and to understand other people's point of view. ...
Anyone who loves to write thinks a job in writing would be the ideal profession. ... They take on full-scale writing duties less rapidly than employers of small companies. ... Showing the median annual earnings for that part of the writing field. The term creative writing means imaginative writing and writing as an art. ... As you can see the art of writing can take you places, the writing field is open and there are many opportunities as writers they just need to be found and then the real journey begins. ...
The individualistic nature of writing allows one to be imaginative yet truthful. ... One advantage of collaborative writing is the sharing of ideas. ... Another advantage of collaborative writing is that the task of the writing is lessened. You are not forced to come up with all of the writing material on your own. ... Writing any type of paper with a group is an interesting venture. ...
Malouf has said that many of the stories Dream Stuff were begun as long as fifteen years ago, and several draw on the same imaginative landscape as his novels. ... The story as seen through the eyes of the child, adds a contrasting dimension to Malouf's writing. ... Distinctive aspects of Malouf's writing The title Dream Stuff is perfect for a book by David Malouf. ... Malouf's writing explores this idea so well that the reader is left taken aback by its power. ... Personally one of my favorite aspects of Malouf's writing is its situation in an Australian environme...
