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• Nonfiction > Academic
  Drummond: Friend or Foe

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  In books on debatable questions such as this one, characters often come off as dry or boring, and are made solely for the purpose of regurgitating information. Inherit the Wind, a play written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, did not however follow this pattern of dry-cut characters. The play i...
• Poetry > Free Verse
  You Left, Now Don't Look Back

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  You’ve broken my heart for the last time. You chose he over me. You chose wisely because she is no better than you. You can’t say I didn’t care, when my heart silently breaks. The fact that you say I meant nothing just proves you aren’t my prince. I trusted and you and you betrayed me, now I...
• Poetry > Free Verse
  Mended Sorrow

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  The words I say can not express my sorrow. The tears I cry will not wash away my guilt. I purposely meant to hurt you, although what I said was lies. I fear you will not forgive me therefore inside I have died. I can’t believe I hurt you, when all I did was love, I can’t help to feel lik...
• Fiction > Romance
  Amongst These Four Walls

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  A broken heart can not be mended and my tears will only fade My life is till shattered, broken words and cold silence. I am ashamed of what I have done. Unfortunately there is no way to cure it. The least I can do is abide by your wishes and never utter another word to you. I breaks me inside not t...
• Poetry > Haiku
  Aubrey

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  Tears run cold down me Allowing the world to see Leaving me exposed...
• Poetry > Haiku
  Stella

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  Shimmering lovely Following her destiny She walks on lightly...
• Poetry > Haiku
  Aidan

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  Impatient darkness Falls humbly to its knees Rising to the light...
• Poetry > Haiku
  Grace

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  Her golden skin glows Curved beauty falls patiently Ever so kindly...
• Poetry > Haiku
  Andrea

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  The whispering love Blue stained skin touching blue stained skin Scent among the air...
• Poetry > Haiku
  Olivia

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  A river flowing The depth of the long unknown Calming waves crashing...
• Poetry > Haiku
  Emma's

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  Mellow radiance Incapable of loving Following beauty...
• Nonfiction > Academic
  Introductory Paragraph to Women on Agriculture: Beginning Civilization

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  In10,000 BCE civilization began, Eynan, Jericho, Jarmo, Beidha, and Catal, all fall along the Cyprus River where these first settlements began. Soon after, the world witnessed something new; agriculture. Men were often placed in the position of hunting for their settlement. This allowed women to fin...
• Nonfiction > Academic
  Introductory Paragraph on Contrasting the Roman and Han Empires

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  From 202 BCE to 220 CE , the Han Dynasty was established in China, meanwhile in 27 BCE along the Mediterranean the Roman Empire was flourishing. In China the Han Dynasty had spread over 6 million kilometers and became extremely powerful throughout Asia. At its height, the Roman Empire reached about ...
• Poetry > Free Verse
  Salvation

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  I could cry a thousand tears and still feel empty, I could be surrounded by a herd and still be all alone. The fear consumes me as a whole, breaking me into pieces. Shattering from within I fade, with judging eyes I kneel so kindly before my salvation. I'm denied, rejection of salv...
• Nonfiction > Academic
  Introductory Paragraph to Mesopotamian and Egyptian Civilizations

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  In 3,500 BCE along the Euphrates and Nile rivers two separate civilizations were emerging. Along the Euphrates, large villages such as Eridu, Erech, Lagash, Kish, Ur and Babylonia became more productive river valleys, which became known as Mesopotamia. The Egyptian civilization was located along the...
• Reviews > Book Reviews
  The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  Throughout the book, The Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger based the title of the novel on Holden´s misinterpretation of a famous poem, “Comin´Thro´the Rye” by Robert Burns. Within the novel Holden has several experiences that tie into his misinterpretation of the novel. He often pretends he ...
• Reviews > Book Reviews
  The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  During this book, Philip Pullman has grasped the reader’s attention in The Subtle Knife the sequel to The Golden Compass. With his descriptive words he is able to give you much detail about the scenes and characters. This also allows you to gain a perspective into the book that makes it relatabl...
• Nonfiction > Academic
  The Wedding by Dorothy West

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  Do you like the ending of the book? Why or why not? Do you think there is more to tell? What do you think might happen next? I did not like the ending of the book at all, I feel like it was somewhat creepy that Lute is so persistent about marrying Shelby Coles, whom is having her wedding to anoth...
• Fiction > Action-Adventure
  A Shadow Beneath a Cloak

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  As the sun sets, and snow begins to fall in London, a girl comes out of the shadows. She herself is a shadow. Only appearing at night and following those who are not expecting. Step by step she follows, until that single moment when she strikes. A beautiful cobra waiting for prey, and at the precis...
• Nonfiction > All Nonfiction
  The Count De Mirabeau

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  The Count de Mirabeau was a very eloquent, well expressed, and charismatic man. He was able to over come his physical appearance, and his father’s hatred towards him and able to accomplish many things during the French revolution. The Count de Mirabeau was very well expressed and articulate, ...
• Nonfiction > Academic
  Is no UN Involvement in Rwanda’s Genocide Justified?

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  In 1994 when hell broke loose in Rwanda the UN sat by and watched. Many criticized the UN for its lack of involvement, however the UN may have made the right decision in not getting involved. However these decisions favored themselves and not Rwanda. The main reasons why it wasn’t a smart choice f...
• Opinion > Spirituality / Religion
  Bible vs. Koran

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  Agreeing with the bible and the Koran has become more difficult after their ideas about adultery, slaves, and non-believers. The bible and the Koran both have very strict or different ideas on these subjects that may not completely be agreed with in modern day views. According to the Koran and bi...
• Nonfiction > Academic
  Child of the Dark: The Diary of Carolina Maria Jesus

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  Carolina Maria de Jesus was born in 1915 in Minas Gerais, Brazil. She was an illegitimate child and grew up as an impecunious peasant. Carolina was ostracized due to the fact that she was a bastard child and was repudiated by the Catholic Church, however, she continued to recognize herself as a Cath...
• Nonfiction > Academic
  Questions on The Wedding

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  Do you like the ending of the book? Why or why not? Do you think there is more to tell? What do you think might happen next? I did not like the ending of the book at all, I feel like it was somewhat creepy that Lute is so persistent about marrying Shelby Coles, whom is having her wedding to anoth...
• Nonfiction > Academic
  The Migrant Worker Experience

  

  By Sophiadlt1, Barcelona, Spain

  During this time unemployment was up at 25%. (Kelly) This was an especially difficult time for those in agricultural, causing farmers to pick up their houses and their families and move to California where agriculture was still thriving. These migrant workers were often living in large caravans. ...