URGENT HELP: words needed for a Dr Seuss poem please?
I can't find out anything except it's in the book "I Can Lick 30 Tigers Today & Other Stories", but I was wondering if you could run to your library and get the book there?
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Another k12 student? I'm part of that crap too, thankfully i'm leaving it. I will give you some help, unfortunately you already started the test right? Okay then. 2. A 4. A 5. C 11. D 13. D That's all, that I can remember from those books, sorry.
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When you attempt to interpret the theme of a short story, you are engaging in which activities? research fact finding creative writing literary criticism Emily Dickinson and Gwendolyn Brooks were born __________. within the same decade one year apart during the American Civil War in different centuries Which character trait describes Arnold from The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian best? bitter angry enthusiastic self-accepting How does enjambment affect the meaning and emotion of a poem? It excludes certain words, thereby allowing readers to fill in the blanks. It encourages the reader to pause and emphasize certain words. It is one of the few poetic techniques to follow the rules of syntax. It allows the reader to read lines of poetry without having to pause. Sherman Alexie wrote the book in order to advocate for Native Americans’ rights. He did a great job! What is missing from the interpretation? No evidence is present to defend the interpretation. It isn’t the correct interpretation, which is discussed in the lecture. It is missing the other two purposes or reasons Alexie wrote the book. Sherman Alexie never stated why he wrote the book.
What are some good short stories between 150 - 200 words starting with the line, "I saw a small boy standing in the woods and crying "?
I saw a small boy standing in the woods and crying. His dear tree had been felled. He was inconsolable. For that little boy it was not just a tree. It was like a friend he would rush to everyday after school, a friend who would hide him from those nasty bullies, a friend who always had sweet fruits for him, and a friend who would wrap him in a warm embrace and put him to sleep. “This is murder”, he screamed as I tried to console him. He said he would avenge the murder, he kept saying he would. I had then laughed at his innocence and dismissed it as a childish whim. But today thirty years later as I sit in the audience and listen to the same little boy, now all grown up speak about conservation of environment I know he still remembers his tree, his friend. As the audience broke into a thunderous applause after his speech, I felt he had now avenged his dear friend.
**URGENT**how to write a poem on a book?
I haven't read Dragon Rider, but fortunately for you, it seems that nowadays, a poem need not rhyme or have a set type of rhythm, so you have a lot of leeway. One thing you could do is tell the story of the book or some major bit of action in a poem. Keep the lines short and line them up to make it look like a poem. Use adjectives and adverbs to make the action lively and interesting, so the reader can picture and feel what is happening. Have a point of view. Praise the good guys and vilify the treachery or other bad actions of the bad guys. Another possibility might be to write about how the story strikes you, the ways it might be relevant to your life, or how it makes you feel, and why. Again, think about how poems look, written out. You don't want to turn this into a prose composition. Don't have long complicated sentences and logical arguments.
Did Robert Frost write any Short Stories?
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Could someone please edit this VERY short essay for 10 points?
Names need to be capitalized, but other then that it is really good. I don't see anything that I would recommend taking out. You used really good diction (word choice) and your quotes are effectively integrated.
Which is the best topic to write a good poem?
Whether it’s a thought, feelings, concept, ideology, imagination, or anything it all can be a topic for a poetry, there is a no limit.Although there are few topics which is been used more than others are,Love/Betrayal/Unison/SeparationLetter/MailComplain/AngerBeauty/PraiseBody/Eye/Lips/Chicks/Waist/HairSpirituality/God/Religion/Idol/Mosque/Temple/ChurchMemoryFaith/TrustSearchSelf Esteem/Self PraisePoets/Poetry/Art/PenTravel/JourneyTeacher/School/KnowledgeBar/WinePatriotism/Humanity/UnityFriendshipPolitics/King/Leader/JudiciaryHunger/Thirst/povertyCourage/Goal/Path/Hope/PatienceMotivation/InspirationSocial ProblemsFreedom of Speech/OutspokenMother/Motherhood/ParenthoodChildhood/Youth/OldWorld/PeopleLife/DeathTimeMorning/Evening/NightTears/Smile/PainLoneliness/GatheringSleepBehaviourWife/Lover/CrushWomen/MenCulture/Tradition/ReligionCity and VillageMarketDreamMirrorSun/ShadowLuck/Bad LuckLight/DarkStars/Moon/Candle/SkyStorm/Rain/AirWeatherSea/River/lake/BoatMoth/Butterfly/BirdDoor/Window/Roof/Earth/RoofGarden/Gardener/Flower/ThornLabor/FarmerThis list can go on and on. If you can come up with some new topics, it is going to be appreciated most likely.Best of Luck for your new Poem.Edit: The above points are not arranged in any order, so don’t look at its serial number.