Thanks for dropping by Mr. Is this a dagger which I see before me,. The handle toward my hand? Come, let me clutch thee. I have thee not, and yet I see thee still. Art thou not, fatal vision, sensible. To feeling as to sight? .

Where the side walks end. Silverstein is talking about a place away from all polution. A place where green grass grows and the sun shines crimson bright, a place he wished the world could be more like where grass is softer and the sun is brighter. He uses high imagination as he says that in this place the wind has a pepermint scent which helps us imagine this perfect place.

All these myths, shows how the greeks viewed the world. They saw it as a bad place, full sorrow and anger. Seeing their gods taking revenge and taking advantage of them, made them lose faith in life, and started to depend on their selves and eventually the made them hate the gods, and hate their world.

INFLUENCE OF THE MYTHS ON ANCIENT GREEKS. Shakespear summarized the human life in 7 stages, each stage talked about different ages of people. hesiod talked about how did zeus and cornos formed each age and the he described each age.

From that time Ania was depressed and decided to go to another country away from Poland, so she could forget the person whom she loved, then he left her for the money. Moreover, Declan is the only one of the three who had a good family, each one of the family loves to help the other also, and his parents were doing their best so he could be the best. Analysing poem by Shel Silverstien.

The myths and how it reacted on the greeks believe. Comparing between William Shakespeare and Hesiod. I think that Shakespeare description was different from Hesiod because Shakespeare was talking about a single man only,While Hesiod describes the life of one country or culture. They both agree upon the idea that when a man is still a baby or a culture still rising is the best part.

These myths that were written by Greeks in their time of period show and explain how were the people influenced by these myths at that time and how did they act upon them. I think they used these myths to justify their faults, and blame it on the gods. Where the Side Walk Ends.

The poem and The Theogony. Does Technology have positive or negative reaction on our society and nature? What is left for Hell. The poem and The Theogony.

First, this poem has no rhyme scheme. One day there was a g.