… In reading, and analyzing this poem, I found some very interesting points that Marvell brought up. I believe that the main point that he was trying to convey is that life is very short, so while we are here with each other (him and his love)…

… or value is exactly how women are viewed in the early twentieth century, which is when this play probably took place. Glaspell, the author of Trifles uses the character John Wright, a farmer, to express the views of this time period by using him to…

… "father" of the western genre. Cooper's novel, The Deerslayer, addresses numerous themes, among them the act of friendship versus heterosexual love. The plot does not follow a strict linear scheme, although it conveys a message concerning the social…

… lives of quiet desperation." The quiet desperation that Thoreau speaks of is the drive from within to be something more and yet be almost nothing at all. He believes that to obtain personal success that you must separate yourself from society and civiliz…

… and the Salamander First of all, let me start by saying that I have never read this book before. I enjoyed it very much although I did not completely understand everything, as it is in most cases with very intricate literature. This is why I started…

… parts about the holiday season are the gifts. Everybody loves receiving gifts, but nobody ever thinks about the wrapping part of the equation. Most people dread gift wrapping because they find it too tedious and dull. Besides, why spend so much time…

… of a wife who lives in a cycle of abuse from her husband. Cleofilas, a woman with unrealistic views of love, and Juan Pedro, her husband, move from Mexico to Seguin, Tejas, near a little arroyo called La Gritona. Cleofilas bears Juan Pedro a son,…

… to hurt friends in order to help them. This seems to be the theme of the book Of Mice and Men. Friendship is a rare thing between people in the 1930's. The companionship that George and Lennie shared was very special because of the trust and love…

… on others misconceptions of how other people were inside. They would make these vast accusation solely based on that persons appearance or position. Dickens seemed to fell strongly against these misjudgments and proved so in his writing Great Expectation…

… by Anne Bradstreet, Bradstreet demonstrates many religious qualities, such as not loving her personal belongings. Bradstreet trusts God completely. As shown in verses of her poem. In the quote "And to my God my heart did cry To strengthen me in my…