I’ll be choosing to revise my second essay in which I wrote about “Klara and the Sun” by Kazuo Ishiguro. Of the few scholarly sources I found to draw from that interested me (that were in English), I found one […]

On a quick aside, I wish I had known about the MLA Internatioanl Bibliography before, it’s a pretty helpful resource. To get to the point though, VanZanten’s arguement seems to be that Adichie utilizes […]

I commented on Cecily’s post because I liked and agreed with her comment about the narration styles in each story being relevant to the point being made in our discussion about privelege and opression of minority groups.

I think that at the end (which I was partly satifsied with and partly left a bit forlorn by) the two characters Edie and Rebecca understand each other now on a deeper level especially after the painting is […]

Jimbo seems like his first instagram post would be asking everyone who reads the post on Instagram the same question he asked the other character’s which is, “If you could be another race, which would you […]

Я выбрал город Самара. Самара — восьмой по величине город России. Это к востоку от реки Волги. Это старый город с большой историей. Самара — большой город, в котором много людей и есть чем заняться. Я выб […]

I commented on Riley’s post about my curiousness concerning the AF’s, the underdeveloped or rather understated characters in Klara and the Sun and I wanted to further on that by saying, with how little Sal and […]

My question that I originally had during Klara and the Sun before I got to the later parts of the book was what the whole divide between Rick and Josie’s friends/family was about and it seemed kind of like a […]

After finishing, “Deluge,” by Leila Chatti, I felt very forlorn. The last line of the last poem says, “I could go back to being who I was.” The whole book she is comparing herself to the Virgin Mary and to the […]

To start off with some things that surprised me, I didn’t know that her illness was still ongoing and chronic. I thought the book was like a farewell to that illness and it’s unfortunate that she still is […]

The poem I wanted to analyze for this assignment this week was, “Intake Form.” To me, this poem strikes me as an example of concrete poem as looking straight at the form of the poem, it looks like an intake form […]

In the first stanza, Bishop talks about losing being an art not hard to master because items and things are filled with the intent to be lost in the first place so that losing them isn’t something to be troubled […]

(Most of mine came from songs I was listening to at the time sorry if that’s kind of cheating, I listen to a ton of music)

Anapest: was listening to a song and the lyrics, “All I wanted was you” seems anapestic […]

Fugitive 

I mostly pirate them, but don’t tell the CIA.

Too late, I am the CIA! 

Ah, dang! You caught me, now I gotta go

on the lamb.

It’s okay, I won’t tell anyone. 

It’ll be the greatest lo […]