Henryk Sienkiewicz

This poem creates a scene in which the poet, Li Bai is sitting alone under the moonlight as he sips on his drink and can share his loneliness with no one but the moon and his shadow. By pointing out that he is at a flower garden with moonlight shined upon him and a pot of wine by his side, the setting of the poem is rather pleasant and relaxing. The poet, however, appears to be frustrated because he has no real friends who are there for him. With a quick thought, Li Bai decides to think the moon

topics such as the stunning integrity of Christians, the insanity of Emperor Nero and the miraculous transformation God works on people´s souls. Indeed, one sign of brilliancy found in the novel is the moving description of Christians that Henryk Sienkiewicz, the author, reflects on his work. They are depictured as the kind of human being who would rather die before denying their faith and who have the stunning capacity of forgiving their enemies, just because the everlasting love of Jesus Christ

Although many people viewed World War I as a war that consisted of “bloody, pointless warfare,” the Polish people - in Europe and in the United States - viewed the Great War as an opportunity to finally liberate their Old Country. At the start of the First World War, “the old Polish Commonwealth” had been under Russian, Prussian, and Austrian partitions for more than one hundred years. Under the control of these powers, the Polish country vanished off of the European map and the Polish people were