Loveless Marriage

The bees and the pear tree share more love than my marriage.

Oh why'd I get into that carriage with Joe Starks, whos bark is worse this his bite.

I spent more than 20 years with him and never put up no fight

he was my escape of a crule life we were to take flight as one

now the foes done he's to see our lawrd. Hes at rest oh  how it brings pain to my chest.

I envy the love of the bees and the pear tree.

Bees and the pear tree.

wants a sweet marriage

The upcoming year will bring questions and answers for Jaine. Jaine has not experienced many things in life, she was isolated and well protected by her grandmother; also having marriage set up for her. She became a wife at 17 years old, not by choice ether. She has no guidance on marriage since the passing of her grandmother the only family she had. She has never felt true love for someone but now has a husband that she does not desire, Janie doesn't know what to do about it. her life has just begun and yet shes tied to a marriage that does not attract her. She wants a sweet marriage  " lak when you sit under a pear tree and think."

People live according to their own heart to be happy.

Its true that most people have to live by their own hear to be happy , if it does not interest them then it's pointless to deal with it. It brings unneeded stress and wastes time they could use on something that attracts them that they can get something out of. When you do something with a good heart its worth it in the end it will benefit you greatly. A half heart job wont be a waste of time and we all know your time is valuable and when you give your time it's not to be wasted. It's not seen as a person being selfish if they do things they truly are interstated in it's just that they have more important things to do.

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Question.

Why did Gatsby try very hard to die?

Whats the big deal with Oxford?

Why did Daisy not stay stay with Gatsby?

aged eyes

The eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg are blue and

gigantic — their irises are one yard high.

-They look out of no face,

but, instead, from a pair of enormous yellow spectacles

which pass over a nonexistent nose.

Evidently some wild wag of an oculist set them there

to fatten his practice in the borough of Queens,

and then sank down himself into eternal blindness,

or forgot them and moved away.

But his eyes, dimmed a little by many paintless days,

under sun and rain,

brood on over the solemn dumping ground.

(fitzgerald 27-28)

Redo please

The position you apply for depends on your first impression when meeting the director of your position. from the moment you walk into view your at their mercy. The first impression can never be forgotten you can be known as the one who was nearly half an hour early, well groomed and confident or remembered as the person who walked in five minuets late with coffee stands on your shirt and out of breath. Most of the time you will not be given a second chance at a first impression, what is done is done and if you are granted with a second chance the memory of your first "oops" will still be there. The second time around you would have to do all you could to gain a new view on you. It all depends if any one is willing to give you a second thought though, how ever it is important to present yourself where you go as a respectable, responsible person.