Essays on Experience

Interactions with Black People I grew up and went to school with black people, and I loved spending time with them and playing with them. It was fun keeping company before I had to start school.Struggling with Cluster Consonants I was in this class of students who struggled with cluster consonants. They...

Tradition and Oral CustomsTradition is a simple and clear word; yet, it carries a plethora of essential connotations, including awareness, identity, feelings, guidance, and community. Oral customs, it is still real, are not normative and prescriptive literature. They should not attempt to illuminate things that may be in this universe,...

What to Listen for in Music One of the most beautiful works of art I've ever come across in my search for wisdom and soul liberation. Why a book about what to listen for in music? According to the poet, in order to get the most out of music, you must listen...

Pico Iyer's "Nowhere Guy" and the Phenomenon of Transit Loungers Pico Iyer writes in his essay 'Nowhere Guy' about a new depersonalized generation he refers to as "transit loungers." Iyer presents himself as an example of this group. He identifies transit loungers as people who spend a large portion of their...

Various poets select different subjects to represent in their work. Many different themes are used to captivate readers and thereby show the memorability and popularity of a poem. As seen by the subject arrangement, the chosen themes are continuously established during the author's writing (Smith 150). The poem "She Walks...

In the novel, Louise Mallard is a woman with a heart condition, making her the most vulnerable character. Her relatives understand that she should be carefully told of her husband s passing (Chopin, 2014). Her girlfriend, Josephine, is able to relay the news that her husband was involved in a...

Introduction Metaphysical realism investigates the concept of life. In this case, the issue of universality appears to exploit the existence of properties as well as other natural boundaries. Realists contend that universals occur in nature and are separate from other facets of life. There are two types of realism. These types...

The Open BoatThe open boat is a short story written by Stephen Crane that was first published in 1897 and is based on his experience escaping a shipwreck off the coast of Florida. The incidents happened earlier that year when he was on his way to Cuba to interview for...

Betrayal is the act of proving to be untrustworthy to the point that you cannot trust the individual who trusts you. It entails delivering anyone into the hands of the adversary by deception, all in breach of faith. It is a heinous act and it almost always proves deadly to...

Christopher Marlowe wrote The Passionate Shepherd to His Love in traditional iambic tetrameter and published it in 1599. The Elizabethan political context is referenced in The Passionate Shepherd. The poem is written in the pastoral style. The pastoral tradition poems are characterized by romantic passion, a state of innocence, and...

Tarfia Faizullah's Seam is an enthralling series of poems that blends charm with aggression, personal memories with historical events. The poems recount the harrowing memories of two thousand female rape and torture victims during the Pakistani army's Liberation War in 1971. Tarfia Faizullah, the daughter of a Bangladeshi refugee, discusses...

Virginia, a British novelist, editor, and critic Stephen Woolf is regarded as one of England's most dependable authors between the First and Second World Wars. Woolf went down her experimental path after becoming dissatisfied with the novels of the well-known, real, and obvious. Along the way, the author discovered a...