… this poem with a very evident chronological disruption midway through the poem. Unlike most poets who keep their poems in sequential order to maintain suspense throughout the poem, Hardy seemed to believe that the subject of the Titanic was so well known…

… there lived a regular black family who was struggling for their lives in a hostile society. With three kids, Jimmy Bruce, and Kiki, the father and mother, Jarome and Martha, were subjected into working hard for their children. Not many black families…

… from a limited omniscient view. The main character and host character for the narrator is Miss Brill, an English teacher who lives in a country with a french speaking population. The observations on which I base these conclutions are the fact that…

… Diaries by Jim Carroll are both similar coming of age memoirs dealing with rebellious teenage boys. Toby and Jim are both trying to discover who they are. Being introduced to a new environment makes the boys anxious and they start to exhibit destructive…

… and foolish old man who is blinded by his rage and too stubborn to mend his ways. The "self" of Lear is overwhelmed by the authority of the "King," in the grip of the most primitive of emotions, a human being dying inside a model. By the time…

… death like or unlike what most people experience? It seems to me most strange that men should fear, Seeing that death, a necessary end, Will come when it will come. Caesar, Julius Caesar Caesar in his acceptance of death has come to the…

… very evident that Miles knew and lived by that old axiom if it's named, then it's outmoded. Miles Dewey Davis was born May 25, 1926 in Alton, Illinois and grew up in East St. Louis. Miles collected records and for his 13th birthday was given his…

… Dennehy is a bear of a man who portrays Willy Loman perfectly in the 1999 production of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman. Brian Dennehy was not an actor all of his life. He began his career as a football player for Columbia University, and…

… indifference towards men. Much of that, though, is generated by one of her first novels, The Bean Trees. It does ring true, for this particular story, that only one man out of many plays a laudable part. But that novel fails to represent Kingsolver's…

… and emotion build up inside of you while you are not looking and all of a sudden it happens. The clouds clear, and on the sparkling horizon is you, plain and simple. Somehow all the chaos in life disappears and your answers are staring right back at…