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Reading JournalWeek 7Soldiers HomeThe full-page emphasis of this story lies in the life of a young solider who had served his purpose to his country and returned home only to descry the close at hand(predicate) place to his hart throw dramatically before his eyes. The war has changed him and because of that change he has never completely recovered and event felt odd out by everyone in the city except for his sister and his mom. His get was the man he feared and didnt like as the story revels and when we find out that his founder let him use the car for the first m we can see that as the attempt by the father to spike the bond however it is too late, because now the solider feels like all this is on the button a pathetic attempt by his mother to make his father do something for him hes own son. Week 9I Wondered Lonely as a CloudThis paper explores the purpose and custom of flowers in rime using William Wordsworths "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" as an example. It focuses on Wordsworths choice of words and also on the greater profound concept that he is trying to depict. The first character of the paper focuses on interpreting the poem. It shows how Wordsworth eloquently uses figurative language, imagery, and personification to fall upon a scenic display of daffodils. The second part of the paper offers an digest of the poem. In particular, it examines the concept of the futility of the individual when compared to the collective good of society, as shown in the context of man versus nature.Pied Beauty     Gerards belief in an omnipotent Creator enabled him to see an especial beauty in the instauration of Nature - the unpredictable, untamed patterns of the wilderness combining to pee-pee a whole far greater than the sum of its parts, glorious and true. But what sets his verse apart(predicate) from thehordes (I use the word advisedly) of Victorian nature poets was his ability to merge form and content to such a degree of utter perfection - his poetry _sounds_ right his word-paintings leap off the printed page without traversing the intervening bridge of usual meaning.Consider the structure of todays poem - theres a riot of assonance and alliteration, but its combined with a an unusually high consonant-density theres a strong rudimentary rhythm in the pattern of the stresses, but its never plodding or weighty (indeed, the variations in the unstressed syllables ensure that the verse is kept fictile and clean) the rhymes, though strictly enforced, are kept from becoming monotonous by an unusual rhyme scheme.