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Writing literary analysis essays

In elementary school, students are tasked with merely writing book reports, reviews, summaries, and descriptive paragraphs comparing texts. In middle school, English teachers introduce their students to a deep analysis of texts. In sixth grade, students are permitted to use personal pronouns to express opinions and ideas. Furthermore, there are rigid rules imposed in a structured and coherent format to guide students in writing analytical papers. In seventh grade, personal pronouns, contractions, and any type of informal writing are no longer allowed in the countenance of students' essays. However, students are still encouraged to follow the same format and write a five-paragraph essay with three body paragraphs, an introduction paragraph, and a conclusion paragraph. In eighth grade, our English teacher clearly informed us that creativity is the most important quality in one's life. A creative viewpoint and vivid imagination are evidently required for weaving fictional stories,

On the Orchard of Delight

I recently published my poetry collection, "On the Orchard of Delight" on Wattpad. These poems delineate the beauties we are surrounded with.  Wattpad story link: https://www.wattpad.com/921613226-on-the-orchard-of-delight-twilight-on-the-road On the Orchard of Delight  Twilight on The Road Stars shine above this world into the divine skies in the air of spirits through the mist. The little comrade of mine in the orchard is sure to be seen.  When the sun sets at twilight, the gold streaks upon our twinkling eyes. The poet’s pen flows on the page, for the aforesaid words are then in the depths of the sea. Lo! Hark at the winds that behold this evening by almighty dreams. At night, silence and loneliness, so dear, stir up the clouds. The night darkens until the presence of first light arrives to kiss pink cheeks. Endearing rapture remains from dusk till dawn in ancient scrolls.  The Journey Home From the golden hills, we now depart. The crimson fades and the music grows faint.