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the mother has pregnant. The writer shows three things that people have to experience in life as the sadness, loss, and shatterer. In this poem, the author uses the simple language, structure, and symbolism but the images are strong. It provides the reader the depth of emotion, a deep sadness and sense of loss. The symbolism of the poem emerges into a knitting, it also represent the mother’s point of view that is literally knitting glittle garments in the winter season in the United State. The image

The poem “Abandoned Farmhouse” by Ted Kooser is an interesting poem that has a mysterious tone and sparks the reader’s imagination. The narrator in this poem is telling the reader about an abandoned farmhouse that he is exploring. The people who lived there are no longer present and the way that they left things at the house suggests that they were forced to suddenly leave. The narrator describes the abandoned shoes, toys, food and other things, bringing to life the empty and mysterious feeling

hooks the reader so they keep reading. The idea behind a hook is to present a problem or question that intrigues the reader, in such a way that they will continue to read the whole book. The conflict or questions that should arise in the first chapter is how the author should divulge key information without offering to much important information. Disclosing certain pieces of information in the first chapter, is the best way to hook the reader and form a relationship between the reader and the main

*Revising your narrative essay: • After spending time away from the draft of your narrative essay, read through the essay and think about whether the writing effectively recreates the experience for your readers. • Ask other people to read through the essay and offer their impressions. • Identify where more details and descriptions are needed. • Identify and consider removing any information that seems to distract from the focus and main

nature, and that despite its fading presence in today’s urban structures, it is a necessary learning tool for children. The poet has used this metaphor to remind the reader of their childhood, and how important it is to not just learn from the confines of a classroom, but in the world outside. This leads to create a sense of guilt in the reader for allowing such significant part of a child’s growing up to disintegrate into its concrete surroundings. Although a positive statement within itself, this metaphor

uses logical based appeals by persuading the readers by the use of reasoning. The way she uses logos in the poem is by implying that if the women can overcome all the diversity in her community, and let her past slip away and only live in the present and take the good from her life than the woman will live. If the woman can do that than she will fall off the wall and never be abele to clime back up. The author does a grate job of getting to the readers emotions

dilemmas. Since the novel starts with a leaking secret of Uncle Frank, Watson organizes the whole novel in a fast rhythm, characters in Montana 1948 does not straightforwardly declare their attitudes to Frank and the influences on them. Hence, to allow readers to understand each character better, Watson applies the rhetorical techniques such as symbolism and parallelism to further expressed the characters’ underline personalities and inner mind through characters’ dialogues.

graphic history written by Getz and Clarke invites readers to discover the story of a young African woman named Abina and her trail against her slaver. Using a mixture of comic style illustrations, transcripts from the trial, a section on the historical context, and a reading guide, the reader is engaged in a multitude of ways to understand the story through multiple lenses. Tied together, all of these sections provide a thorough and exciting way for readers to stand in the shoes of a young woman while

because it hooks the reader and keeps them absorbed in the story. Without suspense, readers might become uninterested in the story and may abandon it. Authors create suspense in fiction through foreshadowing, irony, and conflict. To begin, in “A Sound of Thunder”, the foreshadowing creates suspense by making the reader infer what will happen next. For example, the character Travis says “ ‘We don’t want anyone going who’ll panic at the first shot.’ ” This foreshadowing makes the reader want to infer if

In the same way, dramatic irony is when the reader knows something that the characters do not, which causes the reader to fear or dread what they suspect will happen. The first indication of dramatic irony is in “Masque of the Red Death” when the black room with the blood red windows is described. This description creates a bad feeling about the room and the reader senses something bad will happen in that room. This idea is proven later when the Prince dies in that room. Another example of dramatic