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Alliteration Famous Poems - Meaning and Example of Alliteration
The sound in poetry plays a vital role which gives it musical rhythms and therefore poems are recited with genuine interest.Alliteration is such quality that gives beauty to the poetry. There are alliteration famous poems that really appeal to the lovers of literature.
Indian Folk Tales My Mother Told
When I was a child our family liked to go camping. As we sat around the campfire in the evening my mother would tell us stories from Indian folk lore. It was always a favorite part of camping for me. This story is about the big dipper which the Indians called Big Bear.
Review - The Awakening
First of a trilogy, this is a dark suspense/horror novel about the end of the world. Drew is your average 21st century computer geek.
Fat Chance by Leslea Newman
Thirteen-year-old Judi Leibowitz is miserable because she thinks she's really, really fat. But then she discovers a way to eat all she wants and not gain weight. This heartfelt look at the dangers of bulimia is both an entertaining novel and a must-read for girls ten and up.
His Wonderful Healing Power
The wonderful and gracious miracles of Christ covered the Earth. Many have been blessed by His grace and have received the light of salvation from His words. This rhyming couplet poem gives a synopsis of some of the miraculous works He performed and is still performing.
Loading Stigmata
"Stigmata" is a religious poem which transcends the connection between the material world and the divine awareness. It represents my lucid attempt to understand the correlation between these two elements.
Book Review: Twilight By Stephenie Meyer
Twilight is the debut novel by author Stephenie Meyer, and the first in the Twilight series. The story is about the protagonist seventeen year old Isabella Swan, who also goes by the name Bella, who falls in love with Edward Cullen, a vampire. The plot traces Bella's move from to Forks, Washing
Book Review - Powerful Steps, by Brian J. Bieler
The powerful, exciting, and essential career skills Brian J. Bieler presents in this book are the result of many business and workplace strategies Brian learned from his own career of thirty years as a successful entrepreneur and corporate leader. Illustrations from contemporary industry icons are a
Waiting 90 Days for Imminent Death
How many of us have faced imminent execution by an AK-47 pressed against the back of our head. It's a horrific experience impossible to comprehend. Yet, a young woman from the mid-west lived this every day for three months, survived and went on to re-unite with her husband. It's an amazing
The Beautiful Mystery By Louise Penny
This is another Inspector Armand Gamache mystery but the setting is a little different in this book. Gamache and his Sargeant Jean-Guy Beauvoir are called out to a monastery situated literally in the middle of nowhere.
Nebraska Fields (a Short Story)
So, although in a sense Milwaukee (for the few minutes we spent there, and flew out of there in our 1961-Valient, I won't miss the city at all), it wasn't a good experience by far, the racial riots didn't allow that, it was November of 1967, things were hot throughout the United State
Increasing Your Metabolism! Lose Weight Quickly and Keep it Off Forever
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Review of "Walking the Walk by Faith" by Mike Ratliff
Some books speak to your heart in just the right way, at just the right moment. Mike Ratliff's wonderful book, "Walking the Walk by Faith" was such a book for me.
Aim To Be An Entrepreneur, Not A Onetrepreneur
One of the tougher tasks for most of us is delegation. Whether the difficulty is due to a tendency toward perfectionism or a lack of trust in the ability of others to do the job as well as we will, most of us resist handing over even mundane tasks associated with our business, therefore assuring tha
The Lost Art of Cooking
Most women have a thing about cookbooks.We own tons of them but how many do we actually use?Hardly any!Why?
Area of Suspicion, by John D. MacDonald
John D. MacDonald was one of the best postwar pulp writers. He blended crime with psychology and social commentary, and told the stories in a clean style that still rings true.
The First Service
Here I have a short piece of simple funny story, but you may get some ideas from it after reading it. A young priest went to church for his first service after careful preparation, but when he entered the church; he found that there was only one old farm worker, sitting right in the centre of the ch
Book Review - Think and Grow Rich
Some of his findings like persistence, desire and having a plan will ring true with most people and will serve as a reminder of the things we already know. However other theories like tapping into "Infinite Consciousness" and the forming of an imaginary "mastermind group" will re
Power of 10 - The Once-A-Week Slow Motion Fitness Revolution
If you feel that you are too busy to get in shape and the thought of endless hours sweating in the gym doesn't appeal to you, you will be excited to learn about a fitness regime that can get you in the best shape of your life by working out only 20 minutes, once a week.This article reviews &quo