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They are your friend when they stand up for you and help you if you are in trouble.
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haleyn9969's answer : A real friend, is someone who doesn't think you're different in a bad way, someone who will go to great lengths to make you happy, someone who will ask you how your feeling even if they're going through a hard time, someone who takes your secrets to the grave, someone who genuinely has a great time with you, someone who tries to make you happy even if they're having a bad day, someone who wants to see you succeed, someone who would give a million dollars to see you again, someone who would give their own life for you, someone who doesn't take anything from anyone who messes with you, someone who will stand up for you even if everyone in the world is right and you're wrong, someone who doesn't care if your gay, straight, black, white, short, tall, fat, skinny, strong, weak, but they don't just do everything for you a true friend needs comforting in hard times, they need you to keep their secrets. If life had no true friends then everyone would be lonely and sad and empty. A true friend kills terrible emotions and shapes you into an amazing person. This, is a true friend.
It's asking you how your reading selection has effected you. did they make you better writer? did you become more perceptive to detail? stuff like that. basically how reading effects you
The Letter From A Birmingham Jail. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a key figure in the civil rights movements that took place in the 1950s and 1960s. The “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” is an open letter written by King defending nonviolent resistance against racism.
Ginsberg most likely makes this allusion to García Lorca to show his respect for Lorca for being an unconventional poet.
Ginsberg admired Lorca and mentioned him in his poem. Lorca was killed in the Spanish Civil War by the right wing Nationalists because he had leftist ideas as well as Ginsberg did. Ginsberg and Lorca admired Walt Whitman. The latter wrote <em>Ode to Walt Whitman</em>. They were both, Lorca and Whitman unconventional poets who disregarded poetical rules and structures, and praised free expression of thoughts and feelings. Lorca and Whitman, both promoted sexual freedom through veiled references in their poems.
