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A song is a piece of music that typically contains lyrics and is performed vocally. It often tells a story, expresses emotions, or conveys a message through a combination of melody, harmony, rhythm, and instrumentation.

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    Delving Deep into the Universe of “Mr. Rager”
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    Music has an undeniable power to mirror the human experience, encapsulating emotions, struggles, and journeys that listeners can deeply resonate with. Kid Cudi's "Mr. Rager" stands as a testament to this power, serving not just as a song, but as an introspective exploration into the psyche of its creator and, by extension, a reflection of many listeners' personal experiences. At its core, "Mr. Rager" portrays the story of a man's quest for understanding and meaning. The titular character, Mr. Rager,…
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    Echoes of the Wild: A Journey Through the ‘Rocky Mountain High’ Lyrics
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    Picture this: you're standing on a mountain peak, surrounded by nature's raw beauty, a sweeping panorama of jagged peaks, emerald valleys, and crystal-clear lakes unfolding before you. The wind rustles through the pines, and the sense of serenity and peace is overwhelming. If you can visualize this scene, then you're on your way to understanding the essence captured by John Denver in his timeless song, "Rocky Mountain High." John Denver, a celebrated American singer-songwriter, crafted "Rocky Mountain High" in 1972…
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    The Theme of Wendigo in Pet Sematary by Stephen King
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    The Wendigo appears in two quite different realms in Pet Sematary. Louis first meets it in the dream land beyond the deadfall, where its forms are somewhat vague and mythical.  He later meets it in the ordinary world, where it inhabits the body of his dead two-year-old son, Gage. The dream land occurs in a physical setting as well as in Louis's dreams. It is the realm of the Indian Woods, where the Micmac Burial Ground is. King sets up…
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    A Song That Touches All the Strings of Your Soul
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    Have you ever heard a song that pleads to your soul and the lyrics clinch every inch of your body? I have. I believe everyone has a song that they can relates to one way or another. The song I chose for this essay is titled “Jealous” by Labrinth. Timothy Mckenzie wrote “Jealous” along with Josh Kear and Natalie Hemby. The lyrics of this heart-breaking ballad is what stood out to me the most. Although the actual song is played…
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    A Song for Assata by Common and CeeLo Green
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    Throughout world history, music has contributed many important parts to human culture and politics. Especially, during the darkest times in American history, music has become the tool that strengthens the spirit that is so influential and expresses the ideas of all the times. During the era of slavery, music has changed due to the African musical tradition that has brought to affect the culture. In fact, hip-hop music is considered as one of the most common genres of American music…
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    Song Of Myself By Walt Whitmans English Literature
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    “Song of Myself “, by Walt Whitman’s Background Song of Myself is a poem by Walt Whitman’s. This poem presents a continual stream of human consciousness, where he attempts to analyze death as natural and transformative process, which ought to occur to everybody. Walt Whitman was an American poet born in 1819 and died on 26th March 1892. The poet was born in Town of Huntington, Long Island, New York, U.S.In his previous years, Whitman worked as government employee ,and…
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    The Children by Elizabeth Barrett Browning The Song Of The Shirt
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    The two pieces of poetry were both written in 1843. The first half of the 19th century was of social unrest in Britain. The constant expansion of the British Empire was causing a rapid develop of industry in Britain. As a result of the Industrial Revolution, factories, mills and mines constructed and they needed to cheap and labour to work in them. Conditions for these workers, who included children, were terrible and the wages were very poor. Most working families…
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    Motherhood in Verse: Portrayals of Emotions, Struggles, and Anxiety
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    How do Plath in 'Morning Song' and Clarke in 'Catrin' suggest their thoughts and feelings about motherhood? In this essay, i will be exploring the thoughts and feelings that Clarke and Plath portray throughout their respective poems. Firstly, Clarke shows a sense of hostility and struggle throughout the poem 'Catrin'. The elongated struggle in the poem is achieved by making the poems 2 stanzas very different, one being the present and one being the past; meaning Clarke can compare what…
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    My Favourite Song of Jethro Tull Locomotive Breath
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    Music, in its most primal form, exists to tell a story. Good stories, stories which endure, convey more than a simple description of events. Good stories draw the listener in and create an emotional response. The best stories are those which leave room for the listener to improvise a personal meaning. As one of the oldest forms of storytelling, music which can accomplish these goals succeeds universally. Few styles of music accomplish the goals of storytelling more successfully than the…
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    Song “Changes” by Tupac Shakur
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    Introduction Changes by Tupac Shakur is a song about racism. Tupac talks about his childhood and the difficulties that he and the black community have experienced. Tupac is showing the world how they are being treated and that this could be the same in other countries that have people of colour. 1st response I feel disheartened because of how the black community has been mistreated. They would be accused of having drugs or guns on them even if they were…
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    Navigating Lifes Uncertainties
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    We can all feel a little lost at times. Wondering why we are where we are in our life and if we have made the right choices. Today's society in based on individuality and liberty, however, with that liberty comes responsibility. We have more control over our own lives now than ever. 200 years ago, you did what your parents did and lived where they lived. The freedom that we possess today also creates a risk of doing something wrong,…
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    A Gap of Sky Written by Anna Hope
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    How we form and structure our life is self-elected. We have the freedom to make our own decisions. We may swim with the current but we follow it in our own personal way. We are all dealing with personal issues which some times make our life a living hell. Opposition sometimes turns life into one big mess, but we all need it in our lives. With opposition we can be aware of things that we wouldn't appreciate if we didn't…
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    The Freudian Symbolism in A Song Concerning Rhenish
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    The Freudian analysis has been widely applied to poetry by many scholars lately. Psychoanalysis mainly concerns the human psyche which includes id, ego and superego. As the unconscious of people and/or the hidden state of mind include many unresolved conflicts, desires, fears, etc, it reveals itself in humans' behaviors. In literature, psychoanalytic criticism works on characters' core issues and how a character deals with them by using his defense mechanisms. According to many Freudian analysts, poetry is analyzed by applying…
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    “Black or White” Michael Jackson Song Analysis
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    Michael Jackson was an American entertainer that was widely beloved and, one of the most influential artists of all time. The 'King of Pop', Michael Jackson was one of the all-time greatest artists that the world has come across as he was known for his music, dance moves, and caring heart towards the world, as most of his songs had a deeper message than what it appeared to be. In this analysis, I am choosing one of the biggest radio…
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    Classical Music Concert Report
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    Concert Report The local community college, Bunker Hill Community College (BCC), put on the Music Unites Event. The event occurred on Tuesday November 13, 2018 at 5pm. The event was hosted by the International Education Week (club), in A300 Lobby of BCC. The event was hosted in hopes to united students, and show talents open to all students. The first I am going to deliberate is Jack Ibert's (1890-1962), the Chanson de Don Quichotte from the lieder concerto, No 1.…
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    The Chapel Jazz Ensemble
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    For my third concert report, I attended Umass Amherst's Jazz Lab Ensemble, which was directed by Graduate composers, Brian Martin (G'19) and Haneef N. Nelson (G'20). The concert also featured the Chapel Jazz Ensemble, which was directed by David Sporny, who is both the founder and the musical director of the Amherst Orchestra. The performance took place on Tuesday, December 11th, in Bowker Auditorium. The concert included twelve songs and lasted approximately an hour and forty-five minutes. The first half…
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    Anna Hope’s Short Story A Gap of Sky
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    We are free to choose our own destiny. Or are we? Especially as a teenager you search for answers to everything. Finding out what you stand for and how you want to live your life is part of the process of becoming a grown up. However, it is not always as easy as it sounds. In the western world, we are free to choose our own education, our life companion, the place we want to live, the place we want…
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    Gilbert and Sullivan’s Comic Patter Song
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    The tongue-twisting show-stopper not for the faint hearted. At the heart of light opera lies the humorous, yet challenging comic patter song. An audience pleaser not for the faint hearted, the patter song has become the staple of light opera and musical theatre. Also known as Opera Buffa', it has no stereotypes, humouring all, regardless of age, gender, religion, culture and language. Performed in-between the serious acts of the operas, it has rhythmic patterns, constantly increasing speed, and large volumes…
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    Modernist Disillusionment in “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”
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    Exploring the profound shifts in societal perspectives, the modernist literary movement emerged as a response to the disillusionment of a Lost Generation affected by industrialization and war trauma. Unlike the preceding romantic period, modernist literature, often marked by cynical or detached tones, delved into internal conflicts. T.S Eliot, a luminary of the movement, exemplified modernist themes through his poetry, with "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" standing as a poignant exploration of personal anxiety and stagnation within the broader…
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    A Critique of Man in the Mirror: Song by Michael Jackson
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    The song that I have selected for analysis, is certainly one of Jackson’s most popular songs. Although Michael has been dead for quite some years now, his legacy still continues. Even today, every time I hear this song play on the radio, I get excited. Many of his songs are timeless and still as valuable as they were several years ago. In this video of “Man in the Mirror”, there are several explanations behind its deeper meaning. Several messages were…
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    Analysis the Song “The Way We Were”
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    There is a song—a love song that has touched several hundred thousand audiences’ hearts; it expresses the overflowing feelings of a woman who used to live in her intense true love. “The Way We Were,” by Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, and Marvin Hamlisch illustrates the innermost emotions and regret of a middle-aged woman when she reflects on the youth which she had gone through. This song has a light beat and slow tempo forming delightful sensations for the listeners, but…
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    Praise Song for my Mother by Grace Nichols Analysis
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    What are the poet's sensations about family and how does she communicate these ideas? Grace Nichols writes Praise Song for my mother as ode, or letter, as an event of her mother. Having moved from Guyana to the UK, the 'ode' remains in a Caribbean design, applauding her mother for all that she has done. Nichols blogs about what family is, and what it implies to her, and the poem appears to be positive, in adoration of her mother, however…
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    The Poem Marrysong by Dennis Scott
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    The poem "Marrysong" by Dennis Scott is about a man who is desperate to understand his wife as he struggles to predict her feelings and reactions. Scott uses a variety of ways including his method of unusual comparisons to create the unusual image of how this ordinary woman's mind seems to work. This poem makes us think of how a normal relationship or marriage can be something so complex with many hardships coming with it. Having the whole poem being…
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    Praise Song for my Mother by Grace Nichols
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    The poem, as the name recommends is a tune where the poet is rejoicing her relationship with her mom by using simple but powerful images. It is essential to note that unlike the commemorative poems that are typically composed by Western authors, "Applaud for My Mother" does not have a requiem like elegiac state of mind. The overall tone of the poem is enjoyable. "Applaud Song" is a panegyric on the author's mom. in which she commemorates a female who…
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    The Last Unicorn And Song of Kali: Books Comparison
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    Plot Summaries The Last Unicorn The Last Unicorn’ begins in a lilac wood where two hunters discuss the disappearance of unicorns from the world. One of them is convinced of the existence of a unicorn, because the forest they stand in has magical powers. He calls out to the unicorn to protect herself, as she is the last of her kind. The unicorn hears the entreaties, is moved by the hunter’s words. It leaves the safety of the forest to…
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    Louis Armstrong’s Philosophical Reflections in “What a Wonderful World”
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    Introduction The melodic masterpiece "What a Wonderful World," crafted by the talented duo George Weiss and Bob Thiele, serves as a profound window into the personal philosophy of the iconic Louis Armstrong. Through this timeless composition, Armstrong imparts a profound belief in the ubiquity of goodness, the intrinsic beauty saturating the world, the gratification found in simplicity, and the intimate connection between happiness and self-discovery. This essay delves into the optimistic, joyful, and hopeful character traits that Armstrong vividly expresses…
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    The song “Wait a Minute”
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    Megan’s paper regarding the song “Wait a Minute” is an honest and well-written portrayal of the lyrics as well as the meaning surrounding them. The paper goes beyond simple terms and convenient definitions to offer a greater insight into not just the song lyrics, but the universal experience of love and life in general. This makes the paper more interesting and personal than just another classroom assignment. Megan’s application and understanding of literary terms such as symbolism further show an…
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    Unveiling Unrequited Love: Jonson’s “Song: To Celia” Analysis
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    Ben Jonson's "Song: To Celia" unfolds as a nuanced exploration of unrequited love, inviting readers to delve into the complexities of emotions and interpretations. The poem, characterized by its alternating iambic tetrameter and trimeter, coupled with a distinctive rhyme scheme, beckons readers to decipher the layers of meaning embedded in Jonson's diction, symbolism, and rhythm. This essay seeks to unravel the multifaceted dimensions of the poem, shedding light on the speaker's journey through love and rejection. The Rhythmic Tapestry: Unraveling…
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    China’s Dynastic Odyssey: Sui, Tang, and Song Epochs
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    Introduction China's historical evolution unfolds over millennia, marked by cycles of growth, unity, and transformation. The collapse of the Han Dynasty in 221 ushered in a period of disunity, paving the way for a remarkable era of reunification and progress under the Sui, Tang, and Song Dynasties. This essay explores the profound political, social, and economic changes that unfolded over 700 years, shaping the trajectory of China's rich history. The Sui Dynasty: Unification and Spiritual Shift Founded in 581 by…
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    Reimagining Brokeback Mountain: A Tale of Forbidden Love
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    Annie Proulx's "Brokeback Mountain" unfolds as a tragic tale of forbidden love, capturing the poignant romance between Ennis Del Mar and Jack Twist, two cowboys entangled in a love affair during the spring of 1963. Spanning two decades, their relationship remains unresolved, lingering in the shadows of fear, confusion, and, above all, love. The narrative not only provides a nuanced portrayal of queerness within its historical context but also establishes a timeless connection to contemporary discussions surrounding queerness and homosexuality.…
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    A Love Song for Bobby Long Analysis
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    “A Love Song for Bobby Long” written by Grayson Capps and “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” written by TS Eliot remind the world of men who struggle with the demons of life. The little voices in your head saying “I don’t think you can do that.” These voices cause you to doubt yourself and your talents. They take the life out of you, and cause you to wonder if you even have a purpose here on earth. Now…
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    Exploring the Legacy of “Black Betty” by Lead Belly and Ram Jam
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    Introduction In 1939, the Musicraft Recording Label introduced the world to the iconic track "Black Betty" by William Huddie Leadbetter, better known as "Lead Belly." This song, with its complex history and interpretations, left a lasting impact on the world of music. Lead Belly, celebrated for his powerful vocals, mastery of the twelve-string guitar, and extensive repertoire of folk standards, was the first to commercially record "Black Betty." It was an a cappella rendition featuring Lead Belly's vocals and rhythmic…
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    The Depths of Poetry: Uncovering Meaning Through Imagination
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    Understanding poetry requires more than just a cursory read-through. It involves tapping into one's imagination, recognizing literary conventions, and identifying specific poetic devices. By engaging with these elements, even those new to poetry can uncover deeper levels of meaning that may have gone unnoticed. Authors strategically use these tools to captivate readers and invite them to imagine the world the way the author envisioned it. The responsibility then falls on the reader to interpret and appreciate the poem as they…
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    Song Analysis American Soldier by Toby Keith
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    I am proud to be an American. This song has constantly been close to my heart. I have household that has served in the military past and present. I pray every day that our service guys and women are home safe in their beds at night. For those that have actually needed to go overseas and serve, it is difficult on them and their families. The time they spend away from their households in order to safeguard us is often…
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    The Journey of Resilience: Songs as Stories of Inner Strength
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    Introduction Life's like a rollercoaster – full of ups and downs, unexpected twists, and turns that can shake up our world. In these moments, finding our inner strength becomes crucial to push through. Two songs, "Move Along" by The All-American Rejects and "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" by Green Day, share this powerful message. Dive into the lyrics, and you'll discover a mix of storytelling elements – personification, repetition, symbolism, and juxtaposition. These devices work together to offer a…
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    Jazz Performance Review
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    In the month of April, Da Camera had a series of Jazz concerts at Discovery Green. On April 12 Pamela York and Trombone Summit with Andre Hayward and Thomas Hulten performed before a crowd of jazz enthusiasts as well as everyday people curious as to what the sounds they were hearing were coming from. Pamela York is a Canadian born Jazz pianist, vocalist and composer (York). She was classically trained at an early age, but when she was exposed to…
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    Melody Journey through Different Musical Periods
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    The first piece I chose was Frederic Chopin’s Prelude in E-Minor (op. 28 no. 4). It was performed by Aldona Dvarionaite (2009). Chopin was a composer in the Romantic period. This is a sad piano piece. Chopin wrote primarily for the piano. The piece range was almost monotone in nature. The sound was in scale rising and lowering using the same melody throughout the piece. The tones were kept uniform repeating over and over again. I found this piece of…
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    What Song Has Had an Impact on My Life?
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    One song that has really changed my life and has had an impact would be Hall of Fame by The Script. The song has the verses and reminders that if you do your best and if you strive for what you want to do or who you want to be, then you can be the best, and you can find yourself standing in the Hall of Fame. The nature of its impact could not be much greater. It encourages students,…
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    The Unconventional Harmony of “Hey Jude”
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    “Hey Jude” by The Beatles, penned by Paul McCartney and released in 1968, stands out not only for its melodic beauty but also for its unconventional structure and harmonic richness. This essay delves into the unique musical elements and structure of the song, exploring how McCartney's creative choices contribute to the overall impact of this timeless ballad. Background and Inspiration The genesis of "Hey Jude" lies in McCartney's desire to comfort Lennon's son Julian during his parents' divorce. Originally titled…
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    Song of the Whale. About whaling in Japan
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    1st- metaphor describing the whale as a heaving mountain /the lines describing the whale getting killed/ describe the whale crying out/heard whale singing, describes it as grieving 2nd – singing to all the other whales and describes it as crying for its life/ the whale body would used for- lipstick for ‘painted’ faces, meaning makeup, and for shoe polish. 3rd- ‘tumbling - mountain’- vivid imagery of a massive, moving mound in the sea. 4th- ultrasonic-high pitched, comparing it to the…
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