Sunday, September 30, 2012

Conclusion

That it was a real change for people to write this way, because it was all about people digging their ditches and keeping their heads down. To show that you were good and all about God.
A few words that makes you notice that is Romanticism: We, I.
A lot of poets used the words thou, thy. Like an old language. I only hear these words at church in prayers, which kind makes you think that these people still used church language. Even though it was kinda wrong to write about your views. Which made me confused on what they were talkking aobut.

Romanticism Research

http://www.uh.edu/engines/romanticism/introduction.html

I like this website the most because it explained it more.
Gave examples of actual american poets that uses romanticism.
How poets before america started to get to the point of romacticism.

http://www.distancelearningassociates.com/eng2327/bc-romanticism.html

Nature of Nature
Change of philospher's ideas. human culture was focused on themselves

http://www.uh.edu/engines/romanticism/blakesongsinnocence.html#Lamb

William Blake
Definately talking about his view.

A walk with a million thoughts

So taking a walk after a softball game is a good and bad thing. I thought of so many things that could of gone right. Things I could of done better. Ughhhhhh!!!!!!
Thoughts:

Why aren't these girls putting everything they have into these games.
Maybe i should quit fall ball and just keeping playing travel ball if they are just there to have fun.
Being on two softball teams and conditioning is too much.
Maybe tomorrow i can lock myself in the room and act llike i am sick.
Another poem!
CRAP, i have math homework.

*why is this dog chasing me!( on my way home, some dog jumped the fence and started chasing)

Note: After thinking about what i wrote, it definately sound like romanticism

Thursday, September 27, 2012

adroit: clever
amicable: friendly
averse: strongly disliking something
belligerent: engaged in war/conflict
benevolent: kind
cursory: careless
duplicity: dishonest
extol: to praise
feasible: easy, convenient
grimace: expression of pain/disgust
holocaust: slaughter in mass numbers
impervious: not allowing fluid to pass through
impetus: energy in which a body moves
jeopardy: danger of failure
meticulous: very careful, neat
nostalgia: fond memories
quintessence: perfect example
retrogress: to go back, worse state
scrutinize: examine closely
tepid: lukewarm

-that adroit fox got away from the hunter
-i like to consider myself very amicable
-i m averse towards drama between girls
-iraq and the us have been belligerent for years
-the benevolent waitress gave us free drinks
-some kids are very cursory when it comes to school
-the duplicity of that woman irks me
-back in the day most people extol the church on a daily basis
-living next to my best friend is very feasible because we hang out everyday
-after eating that raw union my face looked grimace
-the holocaust devastated many people
-cups are impervious thats why we can take them everywhere
-impetus
-i don't want to jeopardize this game by fouling out
-my aunt is the most meticulous person ive ever met
-the nostalgia of my childhood make me want to go back in time
-i retrogress on when my parents split up
-my family always scrutinize me its annoying
-the tepid water was perfect for the babys bath

dream in a dream

i like it when he says he loses all the grain from his hand and can't hold it tighter. I think that resembles all the people in his life have just left him alone and he doesn't know how to keep them here with him. just weeps and weeps