Mir Afzal 8 Methods to Increase Your Specialist Writing Capabilities Even though “writer” is not cited everywhere on your work description, the capacity to compose may be a massive boost for their career. By communication with prospective customers through your newsletter to delivering a contact to a boss into writing a mailing list document, many professional communicating … Read more
IELTS Speaking is one of the major hurdles on way to success for many of the candidates who wish to study in a foreign, english-speaking countries like Australia and others. “My English is good and I am good at writing too but when it comes to speaking, I have some fear. I do not do … Read more
Living in the World of Four Senses Word Bank Knick-knacks == Small objects which people enjoy looking at or playing with. Expunged == rubbed out totally Deprived == Prevented from having something Fragile == delicate Despair == a feeling of hopelessness because things seem so bad or unpleasant Impasse == a difficult situation from which … Read more
What Is Adult Bloging –Â Adult blogging can be a very lucrative and stimulating hobby, if you understand some basics about the online area. Fortunately, starting and running an adult blog is a simple and relatively easy thing to do. STEP TO STEP GUIDE -Â NUMBER ONE – Decide on the kind of adult blog you … Read more
“The Emperor of Ice Cream†by Wallace Stevens Summary The Emperor of Ice Cream is one of the most famous poems written by the American poet Wallace Stevens. Published first in 1923, it is almost nonsensical at first glance. Slowly some (disputable) meaning emerges. For so far as we can say, it describes a funeral-an … Read more
“Musée des Beaux Arts†was composed in 1938, published under the title “Palais des beaux arts†in a newspaper in 1939, and included in the volume Another Time in 1940. It was written after Auden had spent time in Brussels, Belgium. The title refers to the museum that the poet visited while he was there, and the painting mentioned in the poem was hanging during the time of his visit.
Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night By Dylan Thomas Central Idea:‘Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night’ was published in 1951. It is a personal poem written for the poet’s own father, who lay dying. The poet wants his father not to give in but to struggle against impending death. The poem … Read more
“Fog†by Carl Sandburg Fog The fog comes on little cat feet. It sits looking over harbor and city on silent haunches and then moves on. Vocabulary Fog– It is a thick cloud of tiny water droplets present in the atmosphere, especially in winter. haunches – hips and thighs Harbour – dock, Port Summary of … Read more
“Poetry†by Marianne Moore Vocabulary dilate – grow wider; expand derivative – unoriginal insolence – rudeness; arrogance 1. While Moore does not use meter in this poem, she does impose a strict form on it. How is the form achieved? The form is achieved with the use of indentations, in the same place for each … Read more
“The River-Merchant’s Wife: A Letter†by Ezra Pound Vocabulary 1.River Merchant: a trader from ancient Asian culture 2. Look Out (Chinese culture): A widow would “look†to find a new husband after the death of her spouse 3. Eddies: whirlpools 4. Cho-fu-Sa: a town some 100 miles walking distance from where the speaker lives 1. … Read more
“anyone lived in a pretty how town†by e.e. cummings 1. Who is “anyoneâ€? Describe “anyoneâ€â€™s relations to “noone.†Anyone is a man who is different than anyone else in the town, and so he is hated. Anyone is loved by noone, as the line, “anyone’s any was all to her,†suggests. 2. What tense … Read more
“First Fig†by Edna St. Vincent Millay Vocabulary renascence – rebirth 1. Is the candle of the poem literal or figurative? Why do you think the author begins the poem with such a common cliché? The candle is figurative. Answers may vary. Example: Millay might have wanted a rhyme for “Friendsâ€. However, the cliche does … Read more