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A Short Analysis of the Poem: The Black Walnut Tree

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A Story from the Farm The poem ?The Black Walnut Tree? was written by Mary Oliver in 1979 and was first published in the poetry collection Twelve Moons. There is not much background as to why this poem was written, perhaps it was just an idea Mary Oliver had. The poem is written in complete free verse on the subject of financial struggle. The poem shows the difficult decisions that face families from time to time. The poem opens in the narrator's point of view where it shall stay throughout the whole poem. It is a very personal story of the farm that was once fruitful, but now has withered away to the point that the family is debating to sell their beloved walnut tree to pay for the mortgage. The piece is written in prose so that the impact may be greater for the reader.

AP Lit Final

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Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Key Facts full title?????Sir Gawain and the Green Knight author????Anonymous; referred to as the Gawain-poet or the Pearl-poet type of work????Alliterative poem genre????Romance, Arthurian legend language????Middle English (translated into modern English) time and place written????Ca.?1340?1400, West Midlands, England publisher????The original work circulated for an unknown length of time in manuscript format. It now exists as MS Cotton Nero A.x, fols.?91r?124v, held at the British Library. Many different modern English and original-language editions exist. narrator????Third person omniscient

"Jabberwocky" By: Lewis Carroll (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson)

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Charles Lutwidge Dodgson ? Born 27 January 1832(1832-01-27)?Daresbury, Cheshire, England Died 14 January 1898 (aged?65)?Guildford, Surrey, England Pen name Lewis Carroll Occupation Author, Mathematician, Anglican Clergyman, Photographer, Logician Nationality British Genres Children's literature, fantasy literature, poetry, literary nonsense Notable work(s) Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Through the Looking-Glass, "The Hunting of the Snark", "Jabberwocky" JABBERWOCKY Lewis Carroll (from Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, 1872) `Twas brillig, and the slithy toves???Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:?All mimsy were the borogoves,???And the mome raths outgrabe.

Pilgrim Sketches for The Canterbury Tales

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Mia Ghoshroy AP English Pilgrim Sketches October 18, 2010 The Squire His father is the knight and, being a squire, he is in the middle of training to become a knight. He was twenty years old, of ?average length,? muscular, handsome, and curly-haired. He was ?a lover and a lusty bachelor? (he was often preoccupied with women) and chivalrous. His youth made him even more attractive, however signified his inexperience on the battlefield. Although he had only fought in three battles (Flanders, Artois, and Picardy), he displayed much courage and bravery, nonetheless. Chaucer?s attitude toward him is tolerable, as he is young and has a while to go before becoming a full knight, and appreciative of his youth and determination. The Prioress
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