A story that end it pains to wait<br>

Personal poem using figurative language

amid [387]

Answer:

me too

Explanation:

Sun stare, don't care

With my head in my hands, thinking of a simpler time

Like Sun Ra, feel small

But I had it under control every time

When I was a waitress wearing a white dress

Look how I do this, look how I got this

When I was a waitress working the night shift

You were my man, felt like I got this

Down at the Men in Music Business Conference

Down in Orlando, I was only 19

Down at the Men in Music Business Conference

I only mention it 'cause it was such a scene

And I felt seen

Mm-mm-mm-mm-mmm

Summer, sizzling

Listening to jazz out on the lawn

Listening to White Stripes when they were white-hot

Listening to rock, all day long

When I was a waitress

Wearing a tight dress, handling the heat

I wasn't famous

Just listening to Kings of Leon to the beat

Like, look at how I got this

Look how I got this, just singing in the street

Down at the Men in Music Business Conference

I felt free 'cause I was only 19

Such a scene

Summer, summer is almost gone

We were talking about life

We were sitting outside 'til dawn

But I would still go back

If I could do it all again, I'd fly

Because it made me feel

Made me feel like a god

'Cause it made me feel

Made me feel like a god

See how it made me feel

Made me feel like a god

When I was a waitress wearing a white dress

Look how I do this, look how I got this

I was a waitress working the night shift

You were my man, felt like I got this

Down at the Men in Music Business Conference

Down in Orlando, I was only 19

Down at the Men in Music Business Conference

I only mention it 'cause it was such a scene

And I felt seen

Mm-mm-mm-mm-mmm

When I was a waitress wearing a tight dress

Like, look how I do it, look how I got this

I was a waitress wearing a tight dress

Like, look who would do this, look who would got this

It made me feel, made me feel like a god

It kinda makes me feel like maybe I was better off

'Cause it made me feel, made me feel like a god

Kinda makes me feel like maybe I was better off

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3 years ago

In "The Bane of the Internet," the conflict between the narrator and her sister begins when her sister wants to _____. buy an ap

pickupchik [31]

I think that it could be automonlie or the divorce its one of them

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3 years ago

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Epics often center on a battle between good and evil. Find evidence in lines 173-198 to indicate that Beowulf is batteling for t

GuDViN [60]

Beowulf is battling against evil because he sailed to the Danes to rescue them from Grendel. It is evident in lines 195 onwards to fight Grendel. SO when the night came, Beowulf and his warriors waited in the hall for Grendel to come. Together with his warriors, they sailed to help King Hrothgar defeat Grendel who continued to kill his men.

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3 years ago

Which line from the text clearly states President Kennedy's central idea relating to civil rights?

ziro4ka [17]

C but don’t take my word for it i don’t know specially

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2 years ago

Which quotations from Amy Tan's story "Two Kinds" best serve as evidence for the thesis on reconciliation? Select two options.

Ksju [112]

Answer:

“A few years ago, she offered to give me the piano, for my thirtieth birthday.”

“And after I played them both a few times, I realized they were two halves of the same song.”

Explanation:

The first option “‘Of course you can be prodigy, too,’ my mother told me when I was nine” best serves as evidence for the thesis on encouragement and motivation.

The second option “And after seeing my mother's disappointed face once again, something inside of me began to die” implies negative emotions, no hint of reconciliation at all.

The third option “‘You want me to be someone that I'm not!’ I sobbed. ‘I'll never be the kind of daughter you want me to be!’” implies anger, frustration, and perhaps resentment felt by the girl. Absolutely no reconciliation here.

The last two options are correct.

“A few years ago, she offered to give me the piano, for my thirtieth birthday.” When there is tension between people or some unresolved disagreement over an issue, a gift is often viewed as an attempt at reconciliation, and that's exactly what it is in this story.

“And after I played them both a few times, I realized they were two halves of the same song.” When the daughter plays a piece from her youth, she realizes that it is actually two pieces, and they are two parts to the same piece of music. (The song on one side of the page is titled “Pleading Child”, while the one on the other side is titled “Perfectly Contented.”) As two halves of one piece are, indeed, inseparable, there is definitely hope of reconciliation in this quotation.

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4 years ago

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