![Love in Literature, Love in You (Part 1) Nothing By: Sarah T. Ip You called out to me, but I just kept walking. And in defeat, the corners turned down low I shuffled past you in the dark. Behind the grimy alley of your bemused heart. Well well, I've caught you empty-handed Holes in your pockets crisply stung ablaze With nobody to pinpoint, you alone deserve the pricking Because you left...because you left me. Three hours of this, three hours of vomiting bliss Oh you sneer with a cackle of hoarse tobacco-stained lip But you cannot remain this way, whole behind glass You’ve forgotten you need the angelic dew Of a rosy glow long past You wish you could account for the pennies trickling Into puddles of sentimental slush Shifting with moaning unease As I shadow you across Nothing, nothingness pervades the hole in your Watered-down version of a patched-up something That was, but cannot be. Anymore. ,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/pre-collegeenglishfinal-091026223437-phpapp02/85/Pre-College-English-Final-1-320.jpg)
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- 2. Takes longer for realization of a prior love
- 3. Cannot just come back to pick up the pieces
- 5. Love is a game to some
- 6. Tired of other people’s abuse
- 8. Love is undying, an “every-fixed mark” very strong
- 9. Imagery used
- 10. Word choice not spectacular
- 14. Doesn’t think of war much
- 15. More his past
- 18. Psychology / thoughts about war
- 19. Would rather take his childhood
- 20. Story centers around circumstance
- 21. Joe’s place in the war
- 22. Particular Parts
- 23. Joe’s bitterness towards the war
- 24. Nothing to do with him
- 25. Abstract words
- 26. Liberty
- 27. Democracy
- 28. Freedom
- 29. Joe’s ecstasy with MERRY CHRISTMAS
- 30. How people take for granted
- 31. Nurse thinking in such a fashion
- 32. “WHAT YOU ASK IS AGAINST REGULATIONS.”
- 33. A bitter ending to a rise in the novel
- 35. How can one treat another?
- 36. Greed/Need
- 38. Teenagers befriending those to ‘get what they want’
- 39. Stepping on people to get to where/what you need
- 40. Backstabbing has been throughout history
- 42. Seen in a different light now, looked upon as the norm?
- 43. My step-brothers
- 44. Very used to replacing things they break
- 45. Take for granted new possessions
- 46. Always think “I can just replace this”
- 47. Instead of taking care of that particular possession
- 48. Past/traditional views gone to the wayside
- 49. Typing or writing in Feed
- 50. It is not the easiest option
- 51. Takes time
- 52. Not chosen by most people
- 54. Children in middle school are finding it harder to write papers
- 55. More mistakes due to text messaging
- 56. Some jobs require short messages
- 58. Shakespeare dwindles his word choice down so much
- 59. So basic
- 60. His message is on the brink of incomprehension
- 61. Attempts to think logically/philosophically
- 62. Still no answer / he does not know what afterlife awaits him
- 63. Imagery boom
- 64. Slings of Arrows
- 65. To Not Be
- 66. Say nothing / let Claudius live his life
- 67. To Be
- 68. Killing Claudius
- 69. Arms towards a sea of troubles
- 70. Depression towards killing Claudius
- 71. To Be
- 73. End the king’s life?
- 74. To Not Be
- 76. End his life?