Student: Teacher, I have a few concerns regarding our school environment.
Teacher: A teacher is like a second parent. Please express your concern.
Student: Teacher, I have seen a lot of students fight, but it isn't so violent, but today, I saw a student purposely let a student fall.
Teacher: Oh!
Student: The student who fell down is in the school clinic. The nurse told me that she/he is waiting for her parent/guardian/caretaker.
Teacher: I will surely look through this problem and report it to the headmaster/headmistress.
Student: Thank you!
I'd say optimistic.
She's describing the nice weather outside and she isn't really complaining about anything so I'd say she's optimistic.
What do you need help with that's a good start so far
1) The role of religion played a major role in early American literature. Many different authors form a variety of time period's incorporate religious ideas and philosophies into their writings. A few authors from different time periods that did this were Johnathan Edwards, Anne Bradstreet, and Henry David Thoreau.
<span>Anne Bradstreet was a Puritan. Much like all the other Puritans of her time she examined her conscience daily and that they always felt that they were humbled by God's creations and powers. One poem in which she expresses her religion's ideas and philosophies was "Contemplations". </span>
<span>This poem was about very religious. In this poem she talks about her admiration of God and how she and all humans are humbled by God's creations. She says, "The higher on the glistening sun I gazed. Whose beams was shaded by the leafy tree; The more I looked, the ore I grew amazed, and softly said, 'What glory like to thee?' Soul of this world, this universe's eye, No wonder some made thee a deity; had I not better known, alas, the same had I". This quote means that a tree because of its beauty amazes her. Also, she is saying that the thing responsible for creating such a thing must just as beautiful if not the most beautiful on the earth.
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