Nothing and Nothing was broken. Sound came racing out, like a banshee shriek, as loud as a blasting cannon. Light came bounding out next, huge, fiery, and blindingly white. Light and Sound became huge and filled the space around them. So strong was their joy of their freedom, that they grabbed each other’s arms and began an excruciating dance. Their arms and their legs flailed about in a wild fashion, and blood dripped from their brows. Loud crashes and booms rang all about them, a white fire engulfed them
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Christmas Eve Amera Andersen O Christmas Eve is such a treat Forget the malls and things I dread With Candy dreams and you my sweet The time has come to go to bed Forget the malls and things I dread As we lay down and close our eyes The time has come to go to bed Tomorrow brings a bright surprise As we lay down and close our eyes I reach for you and hold your hand Tomorrow brings a bright surprise It’s perfect now just as we planned I reach for you and hold your
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Life, Philosophy and Hamlet Hamlet is considered to be one of the most complex characters ever created. Basically, Hamlet is a play about growing up. At the start of the play Hamlet still believes life should be beautiful and perfect and people should be good and honest. He is shocked and angry when he discovers that many people are not good nor honest. He thinks life should have deep meaning but he can find no meaning at all. Trough the play he struggles to accept that life is painful and difficult
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narrative in this film is effective because it goes through what certain people involved in the terrorist attacks were feeling at each certain time, for example the families crying when they did not know about safety of the family members, then tears of joy at the end when they knew about their survival. This deals with the controversial subject because it gives the viewer a brief insight of what was going on in the mind of the people who were trapped, or knew people that were trapped in rubble of
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I grew up with love and fear of the Lord. I used to make reflection and pray to God before sleeping. In Praying I used to follow an ACTS prayer. That night I cried after summing-up all of the good things that happen in that day. That cry was a tear of joy because my mother’s health is improving. My mother was unwell for the past days. She always catches her breath whenever she took a short walk. She can’t sleep very well every night because she is not feeling well. I am very thankful for that day
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of every relationship I've been through , I expected every single word I've been told, every little fake emotion i thought real so far. All along this road, i was guided by an angel. the one who protected me from harm, wiped away my tears. The one who brought this joy and happiness to my life. He was a bright angel. a shiny diamond. Suddenly out of nowhere He became the main character of my most beautiful and painful relationship. He was the charming prince of my story, the beast in0 my nightmare
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grandparents. After three hours of searching for my grandparents they finally found them. They were very disoriented and scared. My dad and uncle brought them back to my great grandparent's house. Everyone could not stop hugging them or stop crying tears of joy. We did not want to overwhelm them with questions, but they did tells us they had to fight for there lives because the water had got all the way in the attic, at that point my pawpaw used an ax to break him and my maw maw free of the rising water
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Langston Hughes, a poet, novelist, playwright, and short story writer, belonged to the group of black artists known as the Harlem Renaissance. His short story "Salvation," published as a chapter in his autobiographical work The Big Sea, and first published in 1940, relates an experience in a twelve-year-old boy's life. This event helped shape the boy's religious understanding far differently from what his Auntie Reed intended. "Salvation" begins with the narrator stating he was "saved from sin"
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I urgently run under the red lights illuminating “Emergency.” The ambulance sirens are cut off with the swing of the door. Amid the chaos and uniforms scrambles the triage nurse. Blowing dishevelled wisps of hair out of her eyes, she emits a voice worn down from fatigue, “Nurse, they need you in OR-3.” “I’m heading there now,” I state as I weave my way through the congested hallway, thick with the tangible complaints of patients. The sharp scent of antiseptic penetrates my nose as I secure my mask
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Mrs. Louise Mallard, a woman with a heart condition, whose sister has arrived at her house to inform her of the death of her husband, Brently. Mrs. Mallard immediately bursts into tears crying into her sister's arms before retreating by herself to a vacant room. Once inside the room, Mrs. Mallard becomes overwhelmed with joy at the thought of the freedom she will now have. As Mrs. Mallard leaves the room, the front door is opened and Mr. Mallard unexpectedly walks in, unaware that he was thought to
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