I heard a Fly Buzz The fly audibly buzzed by the woman The stillness around her form Was like the stillness in the air Between the heaves of the storm My eyes had been wrung dry And my breaths were gathering sure Her chance to meet the king Witnessing his…

I heard a Fly Buzz The fly audibly buzzed by the woman The stillness around her form Was like the stillness in the air Between the heaves of the storm My eyes had been wrung dry And my breaths were gathering sure Her chance to meet the king Witnessing his…

I heard a Fly Buzz The fly audibly buzzed by the woman The stillness around her form Was like the stillness in the air Between the heaves of the storm My eyes had been wrung dry And my breaths were gathering sure Her chance to meet the king Witnessing his…

The poem “Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemmingway is told in third person objective point of view. While reading this piece of literature, you are only able to know the setting of the poem and what the American and the girl are saying to each other. Since the work…

The Winding Path The winding path is definite. Its twists deliberate, turns apparent, The trees along are fruitful. The syrupy sweetness overt, Should keep those in line. Yet many with a sweet tooth, Remain in the lush, appealing, Forest along the winding trail Gluttonous, hopelessly lost, From the divine path…

As I look around today, I see a lack of community. I have spent much time thinking about what has happened to cause the loss of this essential element of society, and I have landed on one thing — the destruction of the nuclear family. The foundation of the family…

From a young age, I have rarely had an inclination to write. That inclination has remained consistent throughout my life. I continue to write for school and work amongst other things. However, when I started writing my college essays, I started to realize why writing is important to me. It…

Writing is liberty. Writing ultimately gives people the ability to speak out. It can give people who are silenced get a chance to speak out. It gives freedom of expression. Writing is a shining example of the first amendment. Writing matters because it can expose the truth. In a world where it seems like all we receive is anything but the truth, the best way to expose it is to retaliate with the power of written speech.