Month September 2015

This scene begins with the entrance of two guards named Barnardo and Francisco at a change of watch. Both guards call out, in panic, to an unknown character. Soon after, they calm down and their superior Horatio and another sentinel… Continue Reading →

The wide spread anticipation spiralled around the huge hall. It built up the already clenching tension in your muscles that your pre-stretching didn’t seem to help whatsoever. The only thing that relaxed you even slightly, was the fact that you… Continue Reading →

Head down he strolled down the street observing only the scattered cracks on the pavement. He could not glance up. He could not see it. One glance would be all it would take. Once glance up and he would see… Continue Reading →

He left the class. He walked to the stairs. He fell down the stairs. He broke his arm. He went to the hospital. He passed out. He woke up in a jungle. Slowly, he left the class. Gloomily, he walked… Continue Reading →

DeathNote by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata is a 12 volume, 108 chapter manga series that was published in the Shonen Jump magazine in Japan. It became an extremely popular and successful series despite its short length and unorthodox storyline…. Continue Reading →

The poem Poppies was wriiten by Jane Weir who is an award winning poet born in 1963 with English and Italian decent. The poem is set on armistice sunday which is a day used to mark the end of world… Continue Reading →

Edward Estlin Cummings was born in 1894 in the United States and grew up in a highly religious and well achieving family where his dad was a professor of Harvard University where Cummings later studied. It was not long before… Continue Reading →