I Fall to Pieces

much to just an average person, but to me it is something I live by. Music plays different roles to different people. For myself, music inspires me, while some cannot stand to listen. You have used it as a hobby while others use it as an escape. Music has played multiple roles in my life. It has become something that I cannot live without. Music has been a hobby, an escape, but most importantly it has been a connector for my grandpa and I. My grandpa listened to music every chance he had. It was

provided sonnets to go along with each movement to explain what the true meanings are. As a group, we felt it was necessary to provide all of our reactions to the piece. This allowed us to interpret what each of the others were visualizing throughout the composition. Some of our opinions may have varied, but overall the general mood of the piece allowed us each to have the same emotions toward the Autumn movement of the Four Seasons. For the first allegro movement, the music sounds upbeat, fast, and

the poem, “I Could Fall in Love” by Grace Hays, because of the use of similes, extended metaphor, and end rhyme. Both the song, “Battlefield” and the poem, “I Could Fall in Love,” have the same theme throughout the writing. The theme of both pieces is frustration in a relationship and how it is having an impact on the

ARDT Response With fall breezes in the air individuals storm into Morgan Hall to witness the much anticipated ARDT dance performance. After having much focus on plays, it was refreshing to experience a different form of artistic expression. The dancers were able to keep my attention from start to finish, and the show proved to be my favorite production thus far. The performances were obviously well rehearsed and put together. Throughout the show I paid close attention to facial expression, the

through unique pieces. All of the pieces are connected in a way that impacts the audience differently. Stars can be described through poetry in many different ways, while having the same idea, but differing themes. In “Stars, I Have Seen Them Fall,” the author explains that the loss of one star makes no difference in the sky, “Stars, I have seen them fall, / But when they drop and die / No star is lost at all / From all the star-sown sky” (Housman 1-4). No matter how many stars fall, there will

and there are similarities and differences in all forms of art. While “Stars, I Have Seen Them Fall” by A.E. Housman, “When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer” by Walt Whitman, and Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh have some obvious similarities, they have striking differences as well. While the poems and painting may seem like innocent pieces of work, they all share a similar theme and tone. “Stars, I Have Seen Them Fall” just sounds like a more pessimistic poem just by the title, but when if someone

Meiji Period. It is earthenware with low-fire enamel decoration. The fall aesthetic is extremely evident on this piece of pottery. The coloring of the pottery is mostly oranges, browns, and dark greens. There are also a few bright colors like blue and pink, but those are subdued by the other colors. The interior design use of chrysanthemums is pivotal in the fall aesthetic. Chrysanthemums are a flower associated with fall not only in Asia but also in the United States. As fresh chrysanthemums

This painting is for the falls of Yosemite which looks very amazing with the water of the falls coming down and the two men enjoying the view. The colors are very attractive; the artist did a good job matching the colors to create a real picture. Yosemite Falls considered the earliest falls and it ranks one of the highest and the best falls known as water spectacles in the world at that time. The vertical format has been used for this picture to show the height of the falls instead the horizontal

For my egg I took a piece of cardboard and cut it into a small square. Following that I cut three slits in the cardboard in the form of a smaller square. I then took small popsicle sticks and put them into the holes in the cardboard and then hot glued them to the cardboard. To lessen the impact I took rubber bands and attached them across the cardboard from the popsicle sticks. I also did the same on the top with the egg in between. I also slowed the fall by creating a parachute. To make the parachute

perspectives look at technology and how it affects different characters lives. To a fireman the mechanical hound is a great piece of technology that helps make their jobs easier by hunting down and killing someone who breaks the law. But to someone like Faber the mechanical hound is a scary piece of machinery that is a threat to him everyday for simply reading books. Another important piece of technology