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Essay Instructions: Establish some points of Similarities/differences and create a 600-750 word essay. It needs to be a comparison essay. The comparison poems are "Mowing" and "Mending Walls" by Robert Frost
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Essay Instructions: Identify Robert Frost's main themes and show how this theme is developed in three or four poems. They are: Mending Wall, The Wood-Pile and The Telephone. Give close attention to detail, referring to all the techniques of poetics. there is no need to type out the poem (except for short quotations by way of examples) and there is no need to provide a paraphrase. Concentrate on critical analysis and exposition.

I need to have this paper by 2100 hrs EST. Thanks SOOOO much!

Essay Instructions: Using Robert Frost''s "Mending Wall" as a BASIS..write the experience of blacks before World War 2 and the Civil Rights Movement. Incorporate Langston Hughes'' poetry..how does Hughes explore race relations in this country? Here are some examples of his poems to use:
1. "The Negro Speaks of Rivers"
2. "The Weary Blues"
3. "Young Gal''s Blues"
4. "I Too"
5. "Note On Commerical Theatre"
6. "Dream Boogie"
7. "Harlem"
8. "On the Road"
You can also explore Jean Toomer''s "Blood-Burning Moon" too

Must be written in 3rd person
Use tons of quotes...name authors and use titles...compare to how blacks were treated back then and how they''re treated now. Write about the way people treat each other.

Essay Instructions: open to all writers. We will pay $128 for the completion.

Objective: To briefly discuss a theme of literature and discuss how and why it is used in three separate pieces of literature of choice.

The opening section should consist of a thesis briefly discussing the selected theme.

Theme: "alienation"

The next few sections of the paper will discuss your three selected poems/short stories. Open up with a brief summary then discuss how and why the theme is essential to the work.

I have selected:
1. A Rose for Emily by William Faulkner
2. Lovesong of J.Alfred Prufrock by T.S. Eliot
OR
Young Goodman Brown by Nathaniel Hawthorne(writer's choice) 3.Mending Wall by Robert Frost

(I have tried to find stories/poems that suited this theme from my coursebook. If the writer decides to use a different work of literature or has difficulties comparing the theme to the work, I will gladly accept any revisions but would appreciate to be notified if such revisions are made.)

(I will also be sending the above poems and short stories as resource/reading materials.)

The last sections may consist of a brief comparison between those works of literature and/or an ending section (conclusion).

(If possible, would the writer let me know when quoting a line from a story/poem as I will have to reference its source from a Lit. book that I use for the course.)

Also, if the writer has any questions regarding the above directions, I'll gladly respond as soon as possible.

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