Creating your own interpretation of Shakespeare in one minute - make a film or audio, take a scene or whole play, keep it classic or make it modern, it's up to you.
Creative Nonfiction
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The last outside event that I went to was creative nonfiction readings by
different students in the Patterson building. The one that stood out the
most to ...
Poem
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Chapter 15 of the poetry book talked about how poems could be simple or
complicated, as in one can take it literally or there can be hidden
messages to i...
Chapter 17 Reflection
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“The piercing chill I feel” by Taniguchi Buson
This poem is so short, yet leaves you with such a significant feeling as if
you know exactly how the man ...
Poem Reflection
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This Is Just To Say
This is more of an apology note than a poem to me. It is so simple that to
call it a poem almost makes no sense. Being 12 short lines...
My favorite Musical/Play turned movie.
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*My favorite musical/play turned movie.*
Recently I watched the “Phantom of the Opera”, these were some of my
thoughts. The “Phantom of The Opera” has b...
Root Cellar
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This poem descries a cellar that seems like a dark and dreary place. The
cellar is described as dank as a ditch. There are shoots just dangling on
mildew...
Wendy Cope “Lonely Hearts”
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*T*his poem was appealing to me because it had a lot to do with feeling. In
my opinion this poem is about the wish and desire of every person to find
someo...
Ex. Credit Blog 1
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Going home for the holidays is something that I want to come faster than
the time is now. I have long been awaiting the trip back to Pennsylvania
for Chr...
The End of Another Semester
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The end of another semester is drawing to a close. It’s exciting to know
that there’s a break from all this work is coming soon. It isn’t that
exciting tho...
THE LAST FREAKING BLOG!
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So this is the last blog of English 2201. I want to make it something
amazing but I’ll just let you guys remember the times that we had in
English, Printin...
Reflections on Poems
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Silence p. 708:
Marianne Moore's poem, "Silence," is about a father expressing his
thoughts or advice to his child. The poet explains the father's ad...
“Reflections on Poetry Ch. 15”
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"This Is Just To Say" – William Carlos Williams
This poem is just a note a husband would leave his wife on the fridge
after eating some plums he late...
TIRED SEX
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Any times i read something that contains humor about sex in interested
whether it is good sex or bad. In this case the title of this poem is tired
sex. As ...
Outside 5
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For my last outside event I went to another poetry reading. I really enjoy
the readings that take place at the Otherland’s coffee shop, so I only saw
it as...
Grass
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Immediately as I began to read this poem, I already had an idea of where it
was heading. The use of the names of the places in this poem is very
powerful...
Times Flies...
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Man, I just cannot get over how the semester is flying by. I bet you have
said at least ten times this semester. Yeah, it’s crazy, how as we get
older we t...
O conner
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Both southern heritage and catholic religion played a part of O'Connor's
short stories. She didn't base he stories particularly on these topics; she
believ...
Burned-out
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Not only am I trying to catch up on my work, but I'm composing a research
paper for my Political Science class. Everything at this point in the
semester al...
Poems by Sharon Olds
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The two poems, “Rites of Passage” and “The Only Girls at a Boy’s Party”, by
Sharon Olds, are great poems. The “Rites of Passage” tells of a boy who
rises u...
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John Updike Interview:
John Updike’s interview was very interesting to me. When reading, I always
wonder about how the writer interprets their own story. Af...
This course is designed to offer you an entry point into your literary heritage with its great multiplicity of texts. You will study the major literary modes of narrative, lyric, and drama, and engage in synthesizing ideas through writing and discussion based on a range of literature representative of a variety of cultures and literary forms. We will read texts from a range of time periods, historical perspectives, and styles, including both Western and non-Western cultures.
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