Poetry

I'm working on a poetry project and need guidance to help me study.Here's a link to that online database: https://www.ben.edu/museum/search.cfmTo write your poem, please use the online database to choose a specimen. Your poem must meet the following criteria:Focus on a specimen found in the Jurica-Suchy museum. Be between 200-300 words. Demonstrate understanding of the science/natural history of your specimen. Include your personal response to your specimen. Include a photo of your specimen. Be officially submitted to the Jurica-Suchy Nature…

I’m working on a Poetry exercise and need support.there's a poem called "she's a long way from home" by Paula Nico i'd like it if you could write something similar to that and include how a daughter felt like her mother never accepted her and that she can never trust her mom because every time she would open up to her mom her mother would never know what to say and sit inn silence which broke the daughter's heart this…

Part I: “What’s going on, and how do I know?” (1 paragraph) Assume your reader has never read the poem, so you will have to provide a brief summary. As you write your summary, consider these questions: What is the poem about? Who is involved? Who is the speaker? What type of poem is it? (Love, Elegy, Tribute, Etc.) Who is the audience? What is the setting? What is the situation? At the end of part I, you should state…

Pick any Sonnet you'd like it doesn't really matter. Your paper must be about one of the following sonnets: “America” or “The Lynching” by Claude McKay “Miss Ann Eliza Hammond” by Marilyn Nelson (from Miss Crandall’s Boarding School) “My Love is as a Fever” (Sonnet 147) by William Shakespeare “My Mistress’ Eyes” (Sonnet 130) by William Shakespeare “How do I love thee?” (Sonnet 43) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Sonnet 4, 30, or 43 (just one) by Edna St. Vincent Millay…

I’m studying and need help with a Poetry question to help me learn.You'll need to compose 2 things:2-3 pages of a story AND 2-3 pages of poetry (that's 2-3 pages of poetry, not 1-2 poems), properly formatted, by the assigned due date.Remember the poetry needs to revolve around a single, specific thing (review the previous page for a refresher). Poetry may be single-spaced. Underline and/or boldface poem titles, and leave a little white space between poems-just enough to show readers…

I’m studying for my Poetry class and need an explanation.Tech MirrorIn the twenty-first century, technology ariseIt comes with social media, whatsapp, Facebook and InstagramAnd a constant stream of services and products ariseEveryone is connected, the society has changedAn so has the self perceptionOur self-image has been influencedAdolescents self-esteem has taken a diveCentral to our lives, self-worth is measured by the number of likesFewer likes for poor body image “Sadness and devastation arise, for those with low profiling or fewer friend”Mass…

Hi, i want a presentation about In the Park by Gwen Harwood. i am focusing on the second stanza, the woman’s ex lover that she once loved and Feminist lens, quotes, ideas and themes, literary techniques and perspectives. I’m just focusing on ex lovers / significant others. So.. the man in the second stanza i included the rubric and an example you can follow.

choose a song in any genre that you think can be considered American literature or that touches upon an aspect of American history, culture, or society that you think is important. Google the song lyrics and COPY AND PASTE the entire song directly into your thread, so that everyone can read the lyrics before they read your post (please use the keys Ctrl + C to copy and Ctrl + V to paste - Blackboard will not allow you to…

I would like you to read Sylvia Plath's poem "Tulips" from her final book of poetry, Ariel. You will also consider "Daddy" and "Lady Lazarus" as "meditations" on her greivances against men and the outside world, the world that she so uncomfortably inhabited. If we consider "Tulips" as a kind of precursor for "Lady Lazarus" and "Daddy" (though "Tulips" was written during the same period), how does the poem "anticipate," if, in fact, it even DOES anticipate, the concerns of…

I'm working on a poetry multi-part question and need a sample draft to help me learn.For this assignment, I need three complete poems. Anywhere from 120-180 words is perfect for each poem. 1) The first poem is based on homophones and must have "praise, prays, preys" throughout it, all with the correct meaning for each. 2) The second poem must have a new first-line based on" There's just no accounting for happiness". I need to make a substantial change to…