Hey guys so for my creative project I wrote a song inspired by the relationship between Cosimo and Viola in The Baron in the Trees. The song is on youtube which you can get to by clicking the link below!
my creative project
Be still, and know....
For in becoming enlightened, you become empowered
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Running After Antelope question response
Explain the meaning of "They had the structure of the Golden Gate
Bridge-a high, sinewy arch with built-in springs and pulleys, and long toes
stretching out for purchase." What literary device is shown here? (21)
The author uses these lines at the end of a paragraph which he spent describing how beautiful and aesthetically pleasing this girl was. At the end we find these lines comparing her feet to the Golden Gate bridge. Several literary devices are cooperatively at work here. Most obviously is the use of imagery in which the reader develops an almost majestic and beautiful picture of this woman in their minds. In addition to the imagery, there is the metaphor or her feet being like a bridge; not just any bridge but the Golden Gate Bridge. Her tendons and muscles in her feet also are implied to be like the cables of the suspension bridge. The last device while maybe not particularly important is simply the allusion to the Golden Gate Bridge.
The author uses these lines at the end of a paragraph which he spent describing how beautiful and aesthetically pleasing this girl was. At the end we find these lines comparing her feet to the Golden Gate bridge. Several literary devices are cooperatively at work here. Most obviously is the use of imagery in which the reader develops an almost majestic and beautiful picture of this woman in their minds. In addition to the imagery, there is the metaphor or her feet being like a bridge; not just any bridge but the Golden Gate Bridge. Her tendons and muscles in her feet also are implied to be like the cables of the suspension bridge. The last device while maybe not particularly important is simply the allusion to the Golden Gate Bridge.
Monday, March 12, 2012
Running After Antelope Questions
Trout stream families
1. Why does the author repeat the first and last lines of the story?
2. Why does the author use the third person point of view for the entire story?
3. Explain what is meant by "This is the beginning the story." (pg.26)
4. What does the "ghost of an Indian" symbolize?
5. Explain the image of "what the snake had in its mouth." (pg.26)
6. What do "the poems of Rilke on the desert blacktop highway" represent?
7. Explain how the author heavy use of imagery in the story.
8. Why does author choose to say the three year old is "nearly out of his mind with possibilities"?
9. Why do the three group of people(men, women, children) not interact with each other?
10. What is the author saying about family relations in this story?
1. Why does the author repeat the first and last lines of the story?
2. Why does the author use the third person point of view for the entire story?
3. Explain what is meant by "This is the beginning the story." (pg.26)
4. What does the "ghost of an Indian" symbolize?
5. Explain the image of "what the snake had in its mouth." (pg.26)
6. What do "the poems of Rilke on the desert blacktop highway" represent?
7. Explain how the author heavy use of imagery in the story.
8. Why does author choose to say the three year old is "nearly out of his mind with possibilities"?
9. Why do the three group of people(men, women, children) not interact with each other?
10. What is the author saying about family relations in this story?
Friday, March 9, 2012
My Full Moon Experience
It was cold, too cold to be in just a tank top and shorts. But I didn't care. The night's refreshing bite made me feel alive, more alive than I've felt for a few days now. I went outside a few minutes to minutes planning on taking a quick glance at the full moon and rushing back inside. After looking at the moon for a few seconds I realized I was captured, no paralyzed by it. What is about the moon that is so encompassing? It's astonishing to think the mood simply reflects light and is nothing more than a cold, windless, rock. Then I realized by feet had gone almost completely numb and I couldn't feel my ears. How long had I been outside? Was it still today or had it vanished into tomorrow? I hesitantly headed back inside, but as I did I could've sworn something or someone wanted me to stay outside and keep looking at the moon.
Monday, February 27, 2012
A Winter Walk
One dark and treacherous evening, a man betrayed the love of his life after fifty bitter years of marriage. The man packed his bags and left the country in a carriage with his new young bride through what was known as the King's Forest. Stubborn as a mule, the old hag was determined to follow him to his grave. She threw a few items into a suitcase, grabbed her cane and headed into the blizzard after him. Knowing that she would follow him, the man had paid the townspeople to terrorize her as she journeyed through the forest. Scared out of her wits and thinking that Death had imprinted her name in his book, the old lady succumbed to her fate.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
My version of Amazing Because It is!!
Hey guys so here is my version of the song Amazing Because It Is. It's a pretty rough haha but oh well I thought I'd share with everyone anyways. The song is pretty much a modern version of Amazing Grace will a little spin! Let me know what you think !!
Click here to listen:)
Click here to listen:)
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKygDoeIJBc
There is a link to the song! I suggest you guys listen to it!
"Why are you so far from me?
In my arms is where you are to be
How long will you make me wait?
I don't know how much more I can take
I missed you but I haven't met you
Oh but I want to
How I do,
Slowly counting down the days
Till I finally know your name
The way your hand feels round my waist
The way you laugh, the way your kisses taste
I missed you but I haven't met you
Oh but I want to
How I do
How I do
I've missed you but I haven't met you
Oh how I miss you but I haven't met you
Oh but I want to,
Oh how I want to
Dear whoever you might be
I'm still waiting patiently"
I consider this song a poem because it has several different literary devices at play. First off there is a plot to the short song. The story can be interpreted in several different ways, but the most basic interpretation would be an individual waiting for there true love to come along. However, it uses ambiguity because the individual is using tons of imagery to describe their true love that they haven't met yet.
There is a link to the song! I suggest you guys listen to it!
"Why are you so far from me?
In my arms is where you are to be
How long will you make me wait?
I don't know how much more I can take
I missed you but I haven't met you
Oh but I want to
How I do,
Slowly counting down the days
Till I finally know your name
The way your hand feels round my waist
The way you laugh, the way your kisses taste
I missed you but I haven't met you
Oh but I want to
How I do
How I do
I've missed you but I haven't met you
Oh how I miss you but I haven't met you
Oh but I want to,
Oh how I want to
Dear whoever you might be
I'm still waiting patiently"
I consider this song a poem because it has several different literary devices at play. First off there is a plot to the short song. The story can be interpreted in several different ways, but the most basic interpretation would be an individual waiting for there true love to come along. However, it uses ambiguity because the individual is using tons of imagery to describe their true love that they haven't met yet.
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