Swimming Literature Reviews Samples For Students

One can argue that the darker side of life always fascinated John Cheever. His works explore unmasks the depression and melancholy the 60s suburban America. Ralph Wood explained that Cheever’s work is rich in sadness because of its strong sense of “the human quest for meaning and value” (paragraph 7, 1982). In his interview with Anne Grant, Cheever admitted that his stories are “metaphors of reality of life” (Paris Review, No. 62). Uniquely, John Cheever uses languages as a way of deepening into the bank of human psychology. He documents the sporadic nature of human psychology, the apprehension of failure ...

The character of the Messiah King, Joshua or J is introduced in Keret’s wistful novella towards the end of the story. That however, does not undermine the social significance that the Messiah King has in the story and the larger social context. Like most of the characters in the Novella, the Messiah King keeps on searching for something more extravagant and meaningful than what the world of the living on earth and world of the dead suicides offer. This paper seeks to analyze the character of the Messiah King as portrayed in the novella. It seeks to further ...

My Father's Lunch My Leader’s Pool

Saturday afternoon, End of the month,
he'd sit at the kitchen table he’d float on the water,
in khakis and a workshirt. in a blue swimming short
White napkin, a beer, the serrated knife. Body guards, waitress, trainers.

Pieces of prosciutto or headcheese Amarula at his disposal or Ciroc

or kippered herring all in fancy and curved glasses
layered on slabs of black bread. brought to him by a beauty

Outside, the ripe hayfields Awaiting, the media guys

or the stacks of shutters
 or the angered citizens
or the forest needing to be cleared
 or the policy waiting to be argued
or the snow needing to be pushed aside or the opposition waiting to scold
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