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    A Red, Red Rose Analysis. Stanza1: Lines 1-2 The poet compares his lover like a red rose that newly bloom in June. June is a month during the rainy season. When thinking of the rainy season, we will think about lush or fresh. So, his love is new and fresh. "O" from "O my Luve's like a Red, Red Rose" is technique apostrophe. "Luve" is the old word of "love". " 's " an abbreviation of "is". " O my Luve's like a Red, Red Rose" is technique metaphor. "Red, Red Rose" is technique alliteration. Stanza1:

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    Recently in July 2016, Pete Rose was inducted into the Cincinnati Reds’ Hall of Fame and his number, 14, was retired by the organization (Pete Rose Inducted into Cincinnati Reds' Hall of Fame). There has always been a lot of controversy surrounding Rose, but the Reds finally took a step that should have been taken a long time ago, they honored one of the best players to play for their organization. It is time for the baseball Hall of Fame to do the same. Rose’s Hall of Fame story started September

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    Red Rose Symbolism

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    traditional symbol of my family is the red rose, which is claimed to symbolize fidelity and love by members of my family. Thus, I chose “Fide et Amore”, or Fidelity and Love in Latin, for my motto. Instead of a traditional knight’s helm, I chose to use a marching band shako, as my father and I were both in marching band. The design of this shako is actually based on Central Dauphin’s shako, but with the colors adjusted to black, red, and white to match the shield. I chose red to represent my family’s history

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    Bully In Red Roses

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    In red roses, Lila had a guy that gave her stuff and she never really noticed. His name is Derek and everyone in the school avoided him. So one day one of Lila’s friends was making fun of him so Lila stood up for him. Then Derek one day gave her roses and she kept them. People also bully him in his school because he’s different. So the question is why do people bully others? I think they do cause it to make them feel better. Also to feel cool and make others like them. They shouldn’t bully him because

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    packages of red roses. Making his direction towards the burial ground, Erin quietly approached from behind, stating, ‘I had to know who it was, leaving the roses on my Mother 's grave. ' His voice, weak and bewildered, showered the moment with grief. Consequently this did not take Bohdan by surprise; calmly he replied, ‘Image the world without Mother’s, without the melodies of falling leaves, fear kissing each dream, Questions of life running free, today I give you those answers. Red roses, two dozen

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    Red Roses Analysis

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    In the story red roses the author is talking about how You should be nice to everybody even if they are not your friends. Why you need to be nice is so everybody will get along. You do not know what is going on in other people's lives. There life is important just like everybody else's. It might be because they are going through depression. Being a teenager can be hard things are changing even when you don’t know it. And there are a lot of people that want to hurt themselves and that is not

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    Standing Up In Red Roses

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    Have you ever had to stand up for someone besides yourself? In “Red Roses” it shows how she stood up for someone besides herself, stood out, and stood up against her friends. She defended the kid that stood out because her friends were bullying him. She was trying to say it’s okay to be different, don’t be afraid to stand up for others, and don’t be afraid to stand up against your friends. In the story, she stands up for someone besides herself. When I was in elementary school, I had to stand

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    Red Roses Short Story

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    Red Roses In the story red roses, Lila wanted to fit in because she was going to middle school and she thinks that is what everyone want’s. Derik is the only one that stood out so everyone avoided him even Lila, she didn’t want to make fun of him because her mom told her not to make fun of anyone but she said “ I can’t say the same about her friends” but they weren't like any other bully they weren’t mean and rude like the others. Derik started leaving little gifts in her locker and pocket and

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    The song “ The Rose” by Bette Midler is some sort similar to the chapter the “ The Red Candle.” In the chapter “The Red Candle” it talks about a girl named Lindo Jong, which is forced to marry a boy from another family, that she doesn’t like. In song it talks about different types of love gentle love like a flower, sharp love like a razor and soothing love like a river. I think in this situation in the book love is like a razor, because their love is not really and it is cutting her up inside. The

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    Red Roses Research Paper

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    Over 3.2 million people get bullied a year. Which frankly I know that even one is too many. There is bullying shown in the book in “Red Roses”. Lila knows a kid named Derek who was made fun of and teased. He liked Lila and gave her gifts and one day she received roses. She didn’t want them so she was rude to him, but then she proudly took the roses, because she didn’t want him to be made fun of. A similar thing happened to me in 6th and 7th grade. Being prejudice is a bad thing and it's just like

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