Rachel.ZimmermanMay 15, 20195 min read“Why Is It When Something Happens, It’s Always You Three?”Wizards, magic, adventure, and fun is what everyone thinks of when they hear the name “Harry Potter”. But underneath all of the...
Rachel.ZimmermanMay 15, 20192 min readBusy Days, Peaceful Sunsets"Heading Home" is a painting by Sheridan Ward. The painting is about a car driving in a neighborhood with only one leafless tree. There’s...
Rachel.ZimmermanMay 15, 20192 min readCelebrities Are People Too!Sometimes the best, the strongest, the epitomes of human physicality don’t even seem human themselves. Professional sports players...
Rachel.ZimmermanMay 15, 20193 min readDire NeedsA man who hears voices and thinks he’s going to be kidnapped, another being detained under the mental health act, a diagnosis of...
Rachel.ZimmermanMay 15, 20192 min readSet Free…I Believe I Can FlyWhen you go to the park, you see trees, people, and pets. But one of the highlights of a park is the skateboarders. Tony Parson’s...
davidgabbertMay 15, 20192 min readNot Just any Circus... We're Talking About LifeThe endless loop of life, an old Chinese concept: order in chaos, chaos in order. The craziness of a circus balanced by the carefully...
davidgabbertMay 15, 20192 min readGirl Power ain't always good power....The most power somebody can have over you is sometimes unknown to you. Through the song “Power”, Bastille recounts his experience...
davidgabbertApr 9, 20193 min readLove or Lies?Jane Eyre revolves around the theme of truth and how elusive it is, but how in the end, it always comes forth. We see this in Jane's...
Rachel.ZimmermanApr 9, 20192 min readThe Queen's BattleHave you ever wondered what it would be like to be in the presence of a queen? Well, The Crown vs. William Simpson is a court case...
Rachel.ZimmermanApr 9, 20192 min readNo More Sad Songs!Christina Rossetti’s poem, Song, has a deeper meaning than you might see at first glance. It is a sad poem about remembering and...
Rachel.ZimmermanApr 9, 20191 min readDon't You Forget About Me....But You Can!Remembering and forgetting are two completely opposite things. Although in this piece of poetry by Christina Rossetti, she is able to...
Rachel.ZimmermanApr 9, 20192 min readPeaceful SorrowThe art piece Ophelia by John Everett Millais is a very peaceful work of art. His use of calm colors, mostly green, really captivates the...
NATANIAGRAYApr 9, 20192 min readBright Riches This painting by Vernon Ward shows people in fancy clothes huddled around a woman playing a piano. Who wouldn’t want to be in this joyful...
NATANIAGRAYApr 8, 20192 min readWhat Good is a Train Without Its Tracks? A journalist wrote about article of The Railway Accident at Bradfield In Essex. This accident happened in England at 2.44pm on the Great...
davidgabbertMar 28, 20192 min readThe Happy Man... Poet Mixes Up Grammar and Titles Poem "Happy the Man"John Dryden was the oldest of 14 children and was a well-known poet of the neoclassical times. John Dryden has written a lot of poems. ...
davidgabbertMar 28, 20192 min readA Castle Gate... But Not Any Gate... The West OneIn this art piece by John Hamilton we see that all the colors are a bit muted, we also see that the castle is crumbling, but the sky is...
robiewillyMar 25, 20191 min readPeople Died... Random artist comes out unscathed, paints from memory“A battle” by Thomas Stothard is a painting full of expression. The name is so simple but the painting so very emotion full. In the...
Rachel.ZimmermanMar 24, 20192 min readCrazy Poet Personifies Concepts... in a Love Poem...I’ve always wanted to be in a romantic relationship. So when I read John Dryden’s poem, I see…I know now…Ah! How Sweet It Is to Love....
Rachel.ZimmermanMar 24, 20192 min readYou Guys Still Belong to us. No Rebels TodayThe Proclamation of Rebellion was King George III’s response to the news of the Battle of Bunker Hill at the outset of the American...
davidgabbertMar 22, 20193 min readMan Stuck on Island Finds JesusRobinson Crusoe is a complex book often broken up into three sections, each carrying their own themes, but the overall book is very much...
