Dickinson's 'Siwon': A Fictional Narrative

"They're doing pretty good", I said. Of course I would never tell her what really happened. I still couldn't believe it. It really bothered me. Had he always liked me in that way? I don't even want to answer that. Really.

“It wasn’t to make a political statement or start a fight. We were in love and we wanted to be married.”

“She knows, oh wait—oh yeah, she’s marrying your brother, who would also be a Selkie if you are. So if this actually is true, I would hope she knows. I think my brain just went into overload mode. This information is a lot of weird shit to handle.”

As soon as he left with our orders, I talked to Blake. “I don’t think he likes me.”

I had to question him. There was no way that I could go without knowing why he chose me any longer. "But why me and not any other girl?"

Shin was unsure what Sung’s intentions were and how much he should say to him. After risking everything to escape from Camp 14, Shin did not want this man to turn him in after explaining his story; especially since all his life, his instinct been to turn in criminals for privileges inside the camp (“North Korea Information”). Sung furrowed his thin gray eyebrows and began tapping his foot, waiting for more answers. “I am trying to figure out how to get somewhere, but I don’t have directions anymore. I’ve been wandering around for a while, but I was hungry and cold and needed to stop somewhere.” Shin was cautious with sharing information because Sung was a complete stranger and not someone who he considered trustworthy, especially after thinking that people were always “untrustworthy and abusive” (Harden

Don't ever be ashamed over something natural.... love is love." His voice was getting caught in his throat again. Damn, why was talking about peoples problems and his own so hard? Why was verbally expressing yourself so hard to Yoongi? "Um... you know. I'm in some deep shit myself too... I punched Wonho and screamed at him to get off of you. I left a mark on his face and nose so it left proof. I'm sure he's gonna say some stuff about me Monday too... plus I kissed you." He chuckled lowly at himself. He kissed Kihyun. The elder didn't know whether he was a good thing or a bad thing that he kissed him. "I kissed you, what does that say about

Francis Manley’s “An Explication of Dickinson's 'After Great Pain'." main point is centered around when it is thought that Dickinson experienced some deep and extremely traumatic event, and the poem “After Great Pain” is about that traumatic experience. Manley points out how Dickinson’s personifies different parts of the human body. Manley states that the personification is to “demonstrate the numbness” (Manley 261) she feels emotionally. The personification used is of the heart and nerves, all of which are things that can represent emotion. I can use this to my advantage to show that possibly the great pain Dickinson has felt is Lost love.

Emily Dickinson is known to be one of the leading American poets during the 19th century. In addition, she is said to be one of the greatest writers of poetry of all time. In her lifetime, she created 1800 poems in which she did not publish herself. Emily was very private with her poems and shared them with very few people. She only gave out a small portion of her poetry to her family and close friends.

Emily Dickinson's poem "My Life had stood-a Loaded Gun-" is a powerful statement of the speaker's choice to forego the accepted roles of her time and embrace a taboo existence, a life open only to men. The speaker does so wholeheartedly and without reservation, with any and all necessary force, exulting in her decision. She speaks with great power and passion, tolerating no interference, and wills herself to maintain this choice for her entire life.

In the poem 764 of The Norton Anthology which starts "My Life had stood - a Loaded Gun -" (line 1), Emily Dickinson takes on the role of a married woman of the nineteenth century whose husband owns and completely controls her. The woman, whose voice Dickinson wrote from, reflects on the importance of her husband 's life to hers and her dependency on him being there to direct her life. Dickinson never married and lived a secluded life in her family 's home, only ever leaving the house for one year before returning again. Though she did not marry, the traditional roles of women still restricted her to live in the home of her family and under the ruler ship of her father like the rest of the women in the house. Some of her close friends and

In The Life of Emily Dickinson, Richard Sewall thoroughly explains the treacherous, lonely, and dramatic life of Emily Dickinson. Richard produced an amazing work, explaining every aspect of Emily’s life. Therefore, the biography is over seven hundred pages long. Richard feels strongly about Emily Dickinson as he dedicated a very good portion of his life writing solely about her. The biography explains her family life, quarrels, education, major deaths, almost anything you could imagine that happened in Emily’s life.

“How wasn’t going to kiss Quad in a scene and have Nate see something like that? If I were to do that then he…”

He probably saw my lost face because he said, "Your dad doesn't know either. Arisa and I met at a business conference in Thailand last year and fell in love. We got married in December."

“I know,” Taehyung stressed out, edging towards the window and getting on his high tippy toes, touching the old locks, it was rusting greatly, but it still did its job in keeping Kim Taehyung in. “But you can’t go out there. There men out there here to just kill you. The only way they leave is if you leave,” Taehyung explained before flickering his eyes towards the door once he heard a familiar female scream outside his door. They were near. It didn’t take a genius to know where Jungkook was and if they were watching as close as Taehyung guessed, they would be here any second. “There been a man watching the brothel for days now. He is here to kill you. He came with his own gang and he knows you are here.”