The green carpet of grass rolled on as far as I could see. A magical aura surrounded me as I walked gently over the perfectly manicured turf. This beautiful landscape is the home of the Masters golf tournament. .
Workers scurried around the course, inspecting for anything out of place. Dad and I glanced around trying to find a fault but to no avail. I reached down to the ground to confirm that it was real grass. "How is it possible for it to be this perfect?" I had to ask. I looked to Dad for the answer, only to see his shoulders shrug in uncertainty. No weed was in sight on the grass, nor a misplaced grass clipping; however, the scent of freshly-cut grass wandered in the air. Each blade of grass was precisely cut to the same length. I saw neither a grain of sand that had gone astray from its bunker nor any debris in the smooth fairways. .
The smooth fairways led my eyes to the perfectly maintained sand-bunkers. It was as if God himself had used a cookie-cutter to form them. The bright white sand contrasted perfectly with the emerald green grass. .
"Dad, can we come play golf here?".
"No son, it takes years of hard work to be privileged enough to play here.".
Next, I ambled toward the twelfth tee box. There was a huge crowd surrounding this area; these people were just as fascinated with the landscape as they were with the golf. All of these people seemed intelligent as they whispered about the course to each other. I got the impression that every person there always dreamed of coming to the Masters. Any male or female golf fan believed this golf course was the ultimate in achievement. The crowds and trees were the walls surrounding the fairway. Ahead of me, the fairway was empty except for a few officials and two golfers; one of those players was Tiger Woods. As he made his way down the green pathway, a shout came from the crowd: "You the man, Tiger!" Generous chuckles escaped from the mouths of others in the crowd.
That is what Edgar Lee Masters is telling readers in his Spoon River Anthology. ... Masters uses the euphemism of sleeping instead of saying dead when he says, "all are sleeping on the hill" ( Masters). It contributes to the mood Masters is setting and makes the poem less harsh. Masters uses subtle, ironic patterns in his work. ... Masters uses subtlety to create a strong, imaginative poem. ...
Master Harold and The Boys "Master Harold and the boys", by Athol Fugard focuses on 17 year old Harold and his struggle to understand racial tensions in South Africa during the 1950's. ... Hally humiliates Sam by reminding him that he is "only a servant", therefor Hally decides he should be addressed as Master Harold. ...
The short essay that I choose is called a short personal statement from an engineer applying to a masters program. ... He then finishes the paragraph by saying that just like he was able to balance his work and his studies while attaining his Certified Safety Professional designation, he would also be able to balance work and studies while attaining his master's degree at Montana Tech. ...
I can see Lady Master in the distance. ... Lady Master is extravagant. ... Lady Master was an honourable lady, and I was going to be chosen by her, herself. ... Lady Master had never worn that colour. ... It was then that I realised, that Lady Master was sad. ...
Apparently Master Boyd caught him and demanded that he give the fruit back. ... Whippings were very common to all of Master Boyd's slaves. ... Any questions were to be answered only with a, "No, Master" or "Yes, Mistress," Or vice versa. ... I then passed out again and later the Master came and dragged me back to the slave quarters. ... He was very mean and expected me to perform the duties that Master Boyd had forced upon me. ...
Many also gain business management skills by completing a master's degree in engineering management (MEM), or technology management (MSTM), or a master's in business Administration (MBA), either before or after advancing to management positions. ... Academic Goal #2 Description: Master Degree Measurement: Master degree in business administration (MBA) in about 24 month Importance: Essential x Important Desirable Achievable: Pay employers after pay for such training and employers reimbursement as well. ... Time: 24 month after started of employment Acade...
Whether the young master finds himself in a troublesome situation, or is too love struck to develop a scheme in order to be with his lover, the servant is there to make sure his master is successful in his ventures. ... The relationship between the young master and his servant is often one much like that of a child and his caretaker. ... This example of the young master-servant relationship illustrates how a playwright can manipulate the roles. In the case of Mostellaria, Tranio was initially intended to watch out for his young master, however, when this failed, he took on the role of schemer ...
"Edgar Lee Masters. ... Masters was born in 1868, in Garnett, Kansas. ... Master studied law with his father, although before beginning a practice Masters worked as a bill collector. ... (Masters, 287). ... Masters use of symbols was prevalent throughout the poem. ...
Keeping knowledge from their slaves was the masters" key to dominance. ... Frederick had many masters. ... He would at once become unmanageable, and of no value to his master. ... It was, for the most part, a dialogue between a slave and his master. ... They were blind to so many of the evils of their masters. ...
