The document contains 5 short poems by Maggie about various subjects: a door, a turtle, a fish, water evaporating, and a poem titled "The Door" where the speaker wonders what is behind an unopened door.
Check your eligibility for the Joint Master's Program Data Science and Entrepreneurship by Eindhoven University of Technology and Tilburg University. Full Program at http://www.jads.nl/joint-master-program-data-science-entrepreneurship.html
More information, visit: http://www.godatadriven.com/accelerator.html
Data scientists aren’t a nice-to-have anymore, they are a must-have. Businesses of all sizes are scooping up this new breed of engineering professional. But how do you find the right one for your business?
The Data Science Accelerator Program is a one year program, delivered in Amsterdam by world-class industry practitioners. It provides your aspiring data scientists with intensive on- and off-site instruction, access to an extensive network of speakers and mentors and coaching.
The Data Science Accelerator Program helps you assess and radically develop the skills of your data science staff or recruits.
Our goal is to deliver you excellent data scientists that help you become a data driven enterprise.
The right tools
We teach your organisation the proven data science tools.
The right hands
We are trusted by many industry leading partners.
The right experience
We've done big data and data science at many clients, we know what the real world is like.
The right experts
We have a world class selection of lecturers that you will be working with.
Vincent D. Warmerdam
Jonathan Samoocha
Ivo Everts
Rogier van der Geer
Ron van Weverwijk
Giovanni Lanzani
The right curriculum
We meet twice a month. Once for a lecture, once for a hackathon.
Lectures
The RStudio stack.
The art of simulation.
The iPython stack.
Linear modelling.
Operations research.
Nonlinear modelling.
Clustering & ensemble methods.
Natural language processing.
Time series.
Visualisation.
Scaling to big data.
Advanced topics.
Hackathons
Scrape and mine the internet.
Solving multiarmed bandit problems.
Webdev with flask and pandas as a backend.
Build an automation script for linear models.
Build a heuristic tsp solver.
Code review your automation for nonlinear models.
Build a method that outperforms random forests.
Build a markov chain to generate song lyrics.
Predict an optimal portfolio for the stock market.
Create an interactive d3 app with backend.
Start up a spark cluster with large s3 data.
You pick!
Interested?
Ping us here. signal@godatadriven.com
This document provides an introduction to management and organizations. It discusses what managers do, including coordinating work, establishing goals and plans, and dealing with day-to-day issues. Management involves overseeing work efficiently and effectively. The document also defines an organization and explores why the study of management is important. It briefly outlines the historical development of management approaches.
The poem describes a homeless veteran sitting alone on a cold metal bench, watching people pass by without noticing or caring for him, despite having fought for their freedom. He is cold, hungry, and in need of a home. A kind lady then reaches out to him, gives him her hand, thanks him for his service, and he thanks her in return. The poem suggests he needs more people to show kindness and help like she did.
The document contains multiple passages where the author describes themselves through comparisons to different things like flowers, clouds, angels, statues, clowns, lions, turtles, vampires, inspirational books, fish, dogs, puzzles, and more. They describe how they appear to different people like their mom, dad, and friends. Overall, the document explores the author's changing moods and how they see themselves through various metaphors.
The document outlines a marketing plan to raise awareness and funds for a bear sanctuary by creating an emotional story, told through a video shared on social media, about a bear cub named Fivos who is taken from his mother and struggles to survive until being adopted by a new family at the sanctuary. The story aims to encourage people to adopt bears and support the sanctuary by appealing to their emotions.
The narrator and their family went to visit their Aunt Kathey but were not allowed inside, sensing something was wrong. When they returned home, the narrator's mother told them that Aunt Kathey had died, leaving the narrator heartbroken and crying. The narrator misses Aunt Kathey and the fun memories they shared, though they have accepted her passing with time. Aunt Kathey remains special to the narrator and lives on in their heart.
The narrator and their family went to visit their Aunt Kathey but were not allowed inside, sensing something was wrong. When they returned home, the narrator's mother told them that their Aunt Kathey had died, leaving the narrator heartbroken and crying. The narrator misses their Aunt Kathey and the fun memories they shared. Though older now, thinking of their Aunt still makes the narrator want to cry, knowing she will always be in their heart.
Check your eligibility for the Joint Master's Program Data Science and Entrepreneurship by Eindhoven University of Technology and Tilburg University. Full Program at http://www.jads.nl/joint-master-program-data-science-entrepreneurship.html
More information, visit: http://www.godatadriven.com/accelerator.html
Data scientists aren’t a nice-to-have anymore, they are a must-have. Businesses of all sizes are scooping up this new breed of engineering professional. But how do you find the right one for your business?
The Data Science Accelerator Program is a one year program, delivered in Amsterdam by world-class industry practitioners. It provides your aspiring data scientists with intensive on- and off-site instruction, access to an extensive network of speakers and mentors and coaching.
The Data Science Accelerator Program helps you assess and radically develop the skills of your data science staff or recruits.
Our goal is to deliver you excellent data scientists that help you become a data driven enterprise.
The right tools
We teach your organisation the proven data science tools.
The right hands
We are trusted by many industry leading partners.
The right experience
We've done big data and data science at many clients, we know what the real world is like.
The right experts
We have a world class selection of lecturers that you will be working with.
Vincent D. Warmerdam
Jonathan Samoocha
Ivo Everts
Rogier van der Geer
Ron van Weverwijk
Giovanni Lanzani
The right curriculum
We meet twice a month. Once for a lecture, once for a hackathon.
Lectures
The RStudio stack.
The art of simulation.
The iPython stack.
Linear modelling.
Operations research.
Nonlinear modelling.
Clustering & ensemble methods.
Natural language processing.
Time series.
Visualisation.
Scaling to big data.
Advanced topics.
Hackathons
Scrape and mine the internet.
Solving multiarmed bandit problems.
Webdev with flask and pandas as a backend.
Build an automation script for linear models.
Build a heuristic tsp solver.
Code review your automation for nonlinear models.
Build a method that outperforms random forests.
Build a markov chain to generate song lyrics.
Predict an optimal portfolio for the stock market.
Create an interactive d3 app with backend.
Start up a spark cluster with large s3 data.
You pick!
Interested?
Ping us here. signal@godatadriven.com
This document provides an introduction to management and organizations. It discusses what managers do, including coordinating work, establishing goals and plans, and dealing with day-to-day issues. Management involves overseeing work efficiently and effectively. The document also defines an organization and explores why the study of management is important. It briefly outlines the historical development of management approaches.
The poem describes a homeless veteran sitting alone on a cold metal bench, watching people pass by without noticing or caring for him, despite having fought for their freedom. He is cold, hungry, and in need of a home. A kind lady then reaches out to him, gives him her hand, thanks him for his service, and he thanks her in return. The poem suggests he needs more people to show kindness and help like she did.
The document contains multiple passages where the author describes themselves through comparisons to different things like flowers, clouds, angels, statues, clowns, lions, turtles, vampires, inspirational books, fish, dogs, puzzles, and more. They describe how they appear to different people like their mom, dad, and friends. Overall, the document explores the author's changing moods and how they see themselves through various metaphors.
The document outlines a marketing plan to raise awareness and funds for a bear sanctuary by creating an emotional story, told through a video shared on social media, about a bear cub named Fivos who is taken from his mother and struggles to survive until being adopted by a new family at the sanctuary. The story aims to encourage people to adopt bears and support the sanctuary by appealing to their emotions.
The narrator and their family went to visit their Aunt Kathey but were not allowed inside, sensing something was wrong. When they returned home, the narrator's mother told them that Aunt Kathey had died, leaving the narrator heartbroken and crying. The narrator misses Aunt Kathey and the fun memories they shared, though they have accepted her passing with time. Aunt Kathey remains special to the narrator and lives on in their heart.
The narrator and their family went to visit their Aunt Kathey but were not allowed inside, sensing something was wrong. When they returned home, the narrator's mother told them that their Aunt Kathey had died, leaving the narrator heartbroken and crying. The narrator misses their Aunt Kathey and the fun memories they shared. Though older now, thinking of their Aunt still makes the narrator want to cry, knowing she will always be in their heart.
Tiepole: the Cursed Legacy - Alessandra Paoloni (First chapter) English Vers...Francesca EvilMatteini
Emma has arrived in the small, isolated town of Tiepole to help her parents settle affairs after her grandfather's death. She finds the town and its inhabitants strange and unwelcoming. During her first errand alone to the town store, she feels everyone is staring at her and asking questions. On her way back, she nearly gets hit by a speeding motorcycle whose rider drives off without stopping. When she returns home, she discovers the same red and white motorcycle parked outside her grandfather's house, adding to her desire to leave the unwelcoming town as soon as possible.
The document tells the story of a couple, Mark and Emma, who move into an old mansion on Maple Street that has a reputation for being haunted. On their first day renovating the house, a fire breaks out. Mark arrives home to find the house engulfed in flames. The local fire brigade is able to put out the fire, but it seems the house may still have more surprises in store for the couple.
Meowiors From A Feline The Autobiography Of BrickKristin JONES
This is a summary of the autobiography of a cat named Brick:
Brick recounts growing up with his mother and brother. His brother got sick and died, which saddened Brick. Brick then lived with his owner/father and grew close to him, even doing drugs with him occasionally. Brick had kittens but they died. Brick moved around a lot with his owner, living in various homes and places. Eventually his owner left him but Brick was taken in by new people. Brick's owner returned with a woman named Kristin. Brick now lives with his owner, Kristin who he calls his mother, and their other pets, enjoying sunbathing and hunting.
Grace Garcia, her brother Louis, her best friend Caitlin, and Caitlin's dog Diego are kidnapped by a man calling himself The Watcher while visiting a store in Venice, Italy. The Watcher takes them to Rome and then Paris, holding them captive. The children work together to escape, finding food and water with the help of a doe in the forest. They make their way to the police and identify their kidnapper as John Cashy, using details they overheard. Police pursue Cashy and arrest him. The children are reunited with their parents and given a holiday in Paris by the police before returning safely home to Venice.
The narrator is a 17-year-old southern boy who has yet to find a girlfriend. One night, his mother sends him to deliver a package to the MacArthur's home. There, he sees the shadow of a mysterious, beautiful girl moving through the house. For the next few nights, he dreams of her shadow. Determined to find out who she is, he visits the MacArthur's under the pretense of delivering jam. He falls into a pit on the way but is rescued by Nora, a visiting northern girl staying with the MacArthur's. They become close friends over the summer.
The narrator finds a mysterious locked gate in the forest while hiking alone. A fairy named Stephanie appears and unlocks the gate, revealing a path that leads to France. Stephanie gives the narrator a map and backpack before disappearing. The narrator is unsure of where to go first but finds a phone number on the back of the map that matches Stephanie's name. The narrator's pocket then starts ringing with what must be the magic phone.
1) The narrator describes a trip to the zoo as a four-year-old child, excited to see the animals he had seen on television.
2) At the tiger exhibit, the narrator gets too close to the fence and a tiger grabs him by the legs, starting a game of tug-of-war between the tiger and the narrator's father.
3) With the help of other visitors, the narrator's father is able to pull him to safety, though the narrator remains calm throughout the ordeal.
This document contains a series of classroom English phrases and questions. It covers asking permission to do various classroom tasks like opening windows, borrowing supplies, going to the board, and asking for clarification or repetition. The phrases are separated into categories like greetings, classroom objects, absence, feelings, and classroom jobs. It aims to provide English language learners with common expressions for participating in a classroom.
The story begins with Little Red Riding Hood going into the forest to pick flowers. She encounters the Wolf who asks her questions. The Wolf decides to trick Little Red Riding Hood by going to her grandmother's house first. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, she realizes it is actually the Wolf in grandmother's clothes. The Wolf chases Little Red Riding Hood but she escapes. In the end, the real grandmother is found safe.
1) The production portfolio will consist of a short film adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood, two ancillary products to support the film, a blog, and an evaluation.
2) The short film will be a modernized 5-minute version of Little Red Riding Hood set in a West Indian context, subverting conventions by having an athletic grandmother save the girl from the wolf.
3) The blog will document the filmmaking process and progress, and the evaluation will reflect on what went well and could be improved.
http://mindpersuasion.com/
It can feel hard to throw out something you've been keeping for a long time, but when you do, it's incredibly freeing. Learn How: http://mindpersuasion.com/emotional-freedom/
25 poems by Li-Young Lee1. THE WEIGHT OF SWEETNESS2. Early i.docxtamicawaysmith
25 poems by Li-Young Lee
1. THE WEIGHT OF SWEETNESS
2. Early in the Morning
3. Eating Alone
4. The Gift
5. A Story
6. The Hammock
7. Mnemonic
8. From Blossoms
9. Pillow
10. Mnemonic
11. The Hour and What Is Dead
12. Night Mirror
13. Little Father
14. ONE HEART
15. Station
16. Black Petal
17. From Blossoms
18. A Hymn to Childhood
19. Falling: The Code
20. Nocturne
21. Eating Together
22. I Ask My Mother to Sing
23. This Hour and What Is Dead
24. Immigrant Blues
25. Arise, Go Down
1. THE WEIGHT OF SWEETNESS
No easy thing to bear, the weight of sweetness.
Song, wisdom, sadness. Joy: sweetness
equals three of any of these gravities.
See a peach bend
the branch and strain the stem until
it snaps.
Hold the peach, try the weight, sweetness
and death so round and snug
in your palm.
And, so, there is
The weight of memory:
Windblown, a rain-soaked
bough shakes, showering
the man and the boy.
They shiver in delight,
and the father lifts from his son’s cheek
one green leaf
fallen like a kiss.
The good boy hugs a bag of peaches
his father has entrusted
to him.
Now he follows
his father, who carries a bagful in each arm.
See the look on the boy’s face
as his father moves
faster and farther ahead, while his own steps
flag, and his arms grow weak, as he labors
under the weight
of peaches.
2. Early in the Morning
While the long grain is softening
in the water, gurgling
over a low stove flame, before
the salted Winter Vegetable is sliced
for breakfast, before the birds,
my mother glides an ivory comb
through her hair, heavy
and black as calligrapher’s ink.
She sits at the foot of the bed.
My father watches, listens for
the music of comb
against hair.
My mother combs,
pulls her hair back
tight, rolls it
around two fingers, pins it
in a bun to the back of her head.
For half a hundred years she has done this.
My father likes to see it like this.
He says it is kempt.
But I know
it is because of the way
my mother’s hair falls
when he pulls the pins out.
Easily, like the curtains
when they untie them in the evening.
18. Falling: The Code
1.
Through the night
the apples
outside my window
one by one let go
their branches and
drop to the lawn.
I can’t see, but hear
the stem-snap, the plummet
through leaves, then
the final thump against the ground.
Sometimes two
at once, or one
right after another.
During long moments of silence
I wait
and wonder about the bruised bodies,
the terror of diving through air, and
think I’ll go tomorrow
to find the newly fallen, but they
all look alike lying there
dewsoaked, disappearing before me.
2.
I lie beneath my window listening
to the sound of apples dropping in
the yard, a syncopated code I long to know,
which continues even as I sleep, and dream I know
the meaning of what I hear, each dull
thud of unseen apple-
body, the earth
falling to earth
once and forever, over
and over.
3. Eating Alone
I've pulled the last of the year's young onions.
The garden is bare now. The ...
Pezzetino (true colors revised with text and pictures)Pamela Moeai
The story is about a small character named Pezzetino who believes he must be a "little piece" of one of the larger animals he sees. He asks each animal if he is their missing piece, but they all respond that they could not perform their abilities if they were missing a piece. Pezzetino goes to see the wise one, who tells him to travel to the Island of Wham. On the island, made of pebbles with no plants or animals, Pezzetino tumbles and breaks into pieces, realizing he too is made of little pieces like the others. Relieved to discover his own identity, Pezzetino returns home happily.
Backpack complains about being abused and overstuffed by careless people who treat it like trash. It reminds them that it is not a personal trash can and deserves better treatment.
Bubble gum poetically ponders what small things people enjoy putting in their mouths that come in different sizes and colors.
The poem wonders if jump ropes get motion sick or tired from their work, and apologizes cutely.
A child recounts the embarrassing moment they ripped their pants while doing a cartwheel at recess.
Gabe's Poems contains 3 short poems. The first poem describes waffles as round pancakes that can be topped with syrup and butter and eaten with cutlery. They smell and taste good and are served hot. The second poem is about oranges being picked from trees and turned into juice until they are gone. The third poem details playing with toys and having to defeat the final boss, Optimus Prime, in a game to complete the final level.
Annie wrote poems about being adopted, her loving father who is strong and can fix anything, her stuffed animal Baby Bop that helps her sleep and travels with her everywhere, and snowflakes that are shiny but quickly melt when they touch her.
The document contains four poems by Lizzy. The first poem describes her best friend Lexi, noting her strawberry hair, blue-green eyes, freckles, and that they have each other's backs. The second poem uses the word "blah" repeatedly without much meaning. The third poem describes sensations of being at the beach in Ocean City like the sun, waves, sand, and people. The fourth poem is a riddle asking what is small, round, runs on ink, and is permanent, with the answer being a pen.
This document contains 4 poems by an unnamed author. Each poem has its own title and text. The poems cover different topics or themes but are all written by the same person.
Jake wrote several poems about different topics. The first poem is about a traffic cone and how it makes the speaker slow down and follow directions. The second is about the Pittsburgh Steelers American football team winning or losing a game. The third poem is written from the perspective of an ogre, stating that everything belongs to the ogre. The last poem is about a leprechaun saying that if you can keep rhyming you can have the leprechaun's gold.
This document contains 5 short passages about various topics:
1) A passage about famous actor Zac Efron describing his initials and love of the color red.
2) A passage from "The Day" describing a child receiving their first pet bunny and the joy it brought them.
3) A passage describing a bunny named Fluffy and the warmth and brightness it brings.
4) A passage in bunny talk purporting to be from Fluffy saying it loves its owner and was hungry.
5) The document touches on various topics through brief vignettes about a celebrity, receiving a pet, and the pet bunny.
Gabe's Poems contains 3 short poems. The first poem describes waffles as round pancakes that can be topped with syrup and butter and eaten with cutlery. They smell and taste good when hot. The second poem is about oranges being picked from trees and turned into juice until they are gone. The third poem tells of playing with toys and facing the final boss Optimus Prime, which involves shooting and scanning to ultimately defeat him.
This document contains 4 short poems by Cole about Peeps, paintball, a bike riding accident, and geese at diabetes camp. The Peeps poem describes them as squishy, gooey, and colorful. The paintball poem depicts the sounds of playing paintball. The bike riding poem tells of Cole falling off their bike after jumping a speed bump, and their friend accidentally running over them with their bike. The geese poem questions where the mean geese from diabetes camp went and if they were taken away by people.
Tiepole: the Cursed Legacy - Alessandra Paoloni (First chapter) English Vers...Francesca EvilMatteini
Emma has arrived in the small, isolated town of Tiepole to help her parents settle affairs after her grandfather's death. She finds the town and its inhabitants strange and unwelcoming. During her first errand alone to the town store, she feels everyone is staring at her and asking questions. On her way back, she nearly gets hit by a speeding motorcycle whose rider drives off without stopping. When she returns home, she discovers the same red and white motorcycle parked outside her grandfather's house, adding to her desire to leave the unwelcoming town as soon as possible.
The document tells the story of a couple, Mark and Emma, who move into an old mansion on Maple Street that has a reputation for being haunted. On their first day renovating the house, a fire breaks out. Mark arrives home to find the house engulfed in flames. The local fire brigade is able to put out the fire, but it seems the house may still have more surprises in store for the couple.
Meowiors From A Feline The Autobiography Of BrickKristin JONES
This is a summary of the autobiography of a cat named Brick:
Brick recounts growing up with his mother and brother. His brother got sick and died, which saddened Brick. Brick then lived with his owner/father and grew close to him, even doing drugs with him occasionally. Brick had kittens but they died. Brick moved around a lot with his owner, living in various homes and places. Eventually his owner left him but Brick was taken in by new people. Brick's owner returned with a woman named Kristin. Brick now lives with his owner, Kristin who he calls his mother, and their other pets, enjoying sunbathing and hunting.
Grace Garcia, her brother Louis, her best friend Caitlin, and Caitlin's dog Diego are kidnapped by a man calling himself The Watcher while visiting a store in Venice, Italy. The Watcher takes them to Rome and then Paris, holding them captive. The children work together to escape, finding food and water with the help of a doe in the forest. They make their way to the police and identify their kidnapper as John Cashy, using details they overheard. Police pursue Cashy and arrest him. The children are reunited with their parents and given a holiday in Paris by the police before returning safely home to Venice.
The narrator is a 17-year-old southern boy who has yet to find a girlfriend. One night, his mother sends him to deliver a package to the MacArthur's home. There, he sees the shadow of a mysterious, beautiful girl moving through the house. For the next few nights, he dreams of her shadow. Determined to find out who she is, he visits the MacArthur's under the pretense of delivering jam. He falls into a pit on the way but is rescued by Nora, a visiting northern girl staying with the MacArthur's. They become close friends over the summer.
The narrator finds a mysterious locked gate in the forest while hiking alone. A fairy named Stephanie appears and unlocks the gate, revealing a path that leads to France. Stephanie gives the narrator a map and backpack before disappearing. The narrator is unsure of where to go first but finds a phone number on the back of the map that matches Stephanie's name. The narrator's pocket then starts ringing with what must be the magic phone.
1) The narrator describes a trip to the zoo as a four-year-old child, excited to see the animals he had seen on television.
2) At the tiger exhibit, the narrator gets too close to the fence and a tiger grabs him by the legs, starting a game of tug-of-war between the tiger and the narrator's father.
3) With the help of other visitors, the narrator's father is able to pull him to safety, though the narrator remains calm throughout the ordeal.
This document contains a series of classroom English phrases and questions. It covers asking permission to do various classroom tasks like opening windows, borrowing supplies, going to the board, and asking for clarification or repetition. The phrases are separated into categories like greetings, classroom objects, absence, feelings, and classroom jobs. It aims to provide English language learners with common expressions for participating in a classroom.
The story begins with Little Red Riding Hood going into the forest to pick flowers. She encounters the Wolf who asks her questions. The Wolf decides to trick Little Red Riding Hood by going to her grandmother's house first. When Little Red Riding Hood arrives, she realizes it is actually the Wolf in grandmother's clothes. The Wolf chases Little Red Riding Hood but she escapes. In the end, the real grandmother is found safe.
1) The production portfolio will consist of a short film adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood, two ancillary products to support the film, a blog, and an evaluation.
2) The short film will be a modernized 5-minute version of Little Red Riding Hood set in a West Indian context, subverting conventions by having an athletic grandmother save the girl from the wolf.
3) The blog will document the filmmaking process and progress, and the evaluation will reflect on what went well and could be improved.
http://mindpersuasion.com/
It can feel hard to throw out something you've been keeping for a long time, but when you do, it's incredibly freeing. Learn How: http://mindpersuasion.com/emotional-freedom/
25 poems by Li-Young Lee1. THE WEIGHT OF SWEETNESS2. Early i.docxtamicawaysmith
25 poems by Li-Young Lee
1. THE WEIGHT OF SWEETNESS
2. Early in the Morning
3. Eating Alone
4. The Gift
5. A Story
6. The Hammock
7. Mnemonic
8. From Blossoms
9. Pillow
10. Mnemonic
11. The Hour and What Is Dead
12. Night Mirror
13. Little Father
14. ONE HEART
15. Station
16. Black Petal
17. From Blossoms
18. A Hymn to Childhood
19. Falling: The Code
20. Nocturne
21. Eating Together
22. I Ask My Mother to Sing
23. This Hour and What Is Dead
24. Immigrant Blues
25. Arise, Go Down
1. THE WEIGHT OF SWEETNESS
No easy thing to bear, the weight of sweetness.
Song, wisdom, sadness. Joy: sweetness
equals three of any of these gravities.
See a peach bend
the branch and strain the stem until
it snaps.
Hold the peach, try the weight, sweetness
and death so round and snug
in your palm.
And, so, there is
The weight of memory:
Windblown, a rain-soaked
bough shakes, showering
the man and the boy.
They shiver in delight,
and the father lifts from his son’s cheek
one green leaf
fallen like a kiss.
The good boy hugs a bag of peaches
his father has entrusted
to him.
Now he follows
his father, who carries a bagful in each arm.
See the look on the boy’s face
as his father moves
faster and farther ahead, while his own steps
flag, and his arms grow weak, as he labors
under the weight
of peaches.
2. Early in the Morning
While the long grain is softening
in the water, gurgling
over a low stove flame, before
the salted Winter Vegetable is sliced
for breakfast, before the birds,
my mother glides an ivory comb
through her hair, heavy
and black as calligrapher’s ink.
She sits at the foot of the bed.
My father watches, listens for
the music of comb
against hair.
My mother combs,
pulls her hair back
tight, rolls it
around two fingers, pins it
in a bun to the back of her head.
For half a hundred years she has done this.
My father likes to see it like this.
He says it is kempt.
But I know
it is because of the way
my mother’s hair falls
when he pulls the pins out.
Easily, like the curtains
when they untie them in the evening.
18. Falling: The Code
1.
Through the night
the apples
outside my window
one by one let go
their branches and
drop to the lawn.
I can’t see, but hear
the stem-snap, the plummet
through leaves, then
the final thump against the ground.
Sometimes two
at once, or one
right after another.
During long moments of silence
I wait
and wonder about the bruised bodies,
the terror of diving through air, and
think I’ll go tomorrow
to find the newly fallen, but they
all look alike lying there
dewsoaked, disappearing before me.
2.
I lie beneath my window listening
to the sound of apples dropping in
the yard, a syncopated code I long to know,
which continues even as I sleep, and dream I know
the meaning of what I hear, each dull
thud of unseen apple-
body, the earth
falling to earth
once and forever, over
and over.
3. Eating Alone
I've pulled the last of the year's young onions.
The garden is bare now. The ...
Pezzetino (true colors revised with text and pictures)Pamela Moeai
The story is about a small character named Pezzetino who believes he must be a "little piece" of one of the larger animals he sees. He asks each animal if he is their missing piece, but they all respond that they could not perform their abilities if they were missing a piece. Pezzetino goes to see the wise one, who tells him to travel to the Island of Wham. On the island, made of pebbles with no plants or animals, Pezzetino tumbles and breaks into pieces, realizing he too is made of little pieces like the others. Relieved to discover his own identity, Pezzetino returns home happily.
Backpack complains about being abused and overstuffed by careless people who treat it like trash. It reminds them that it is not a personal trash can and deserves better treatment.
Bubble gum poetically ponders what small things people enjoy putting in their mouths that come in different sizes and colors.
The poem wonders if jump ropes get motion sick or tired from their work, and apologizes cutely.
A child recounts the embarrassing moment they ripped their pants while doing a cartwheel at recess.
Gabe's Poems contains 3 short poems. The first poem describes waffles as round pancakes that can be topped with syrup and butter and eaten with cutlery. They smell and taste good and are served hot. The second poem is about oranges being picked from trees and turned into juice until they are gone. The third poem details playing with toys and having to defeat the final boss, Optimus Prime, in a game to complete the final level.
Annie wrote poems about being adopted, her loving father who is strong and can fix anything, her stuffed animal Baby Bop that helps her sleep and travels with her everywhere, and snowflakes that are shiny but quickly melt when they touch her.
The document contains four poems by Lizzy. The first poem describes her best friend Lexi, noting her strawberry hair, blue-green eyes, freckles, and that they have each other's backs. The second poem uses the word "blah" repeatedly without much meaning. The third poem describes sensations of being at the beach in Ocean City like the sun, waves, sand, and people. The fourth poem is a riddle asking what is small, round, runs on ink, and is permanent, with the answer being a pen.
This document contains 4 poems by an unnamed author. Each poem has its own title and text. The poems cover different topics or themes but are all written by the same person.
Jake wrote several poems about different topics. The first poem is about a traffic cone and how it makes the speaker slow down and follow directions. The second is about the Pittsburgh Steelers American football team winning or losing a game. The third poem is written from the perspective of an ogre, stating that everything belongs to the ogre. The last poem is about a leprechaun saying that if you can keep rhyming you can have the leprechaun's gold.
This document contains 5 short passages about various topics:
1) A passage about famous actor Zac Efron describing his initials and love of the color red.
2) A passage from "The Day" describing a child receiving their first pet bunny and the joy it brought them.
3) A passage describing a bunny named Fluffy and the warmth and brightness it brings.
4) A passage in bunny talk purporting to be from Fluffy saying it loves its owner and was hungry.
5) The document touches on various topics through brief vignettes about a celebrity, receiving a pet, and the pet bunny.
Gabe's Poems contains 3 short poems. The first poem describes waffles as round pancakes that can be topped with syrup and butter and eaten with cutlery. They smell and taste good when hot. The second poem is about oranges being picked from trees and turned into juice until they are gone. The third poem tells of playing with toys and facing the final boss Optimus Prime, which involves shooting and scanning to ultimately defeat him.
This document contains 4 short poems by Cole about Peeps, paintball, a bike riding accident, and geese at diabetes camp. The Peeps poem describes them as squishy, gooey, and colorful. The paintball poem depicts the sounds of playing paintball. The bike riding poem tells of Cole falling off their bike after jumping a speed bump, and their friend accidentally running over them with their bike. The geese poem questions where the mean geese from diabetes camp went and if they were taken away by people.
Kyle wrote 5 short poems about a dog, his teacher Miss Townsley, aliens, and his grandfather. The poem about dog expresses sadness and love. The poem about Miss Townsley depicts her as caring for her students. The aliens poem turns out to be about Miss Townsley pretending to be an alien. The poem about grandfather expresses how he remains in Kyle's heart even though he has passed away.
Annie wrote several poems. The first was about her adoption experience, describing a long car ride with her brothers and finally arriving at the adoption agency where her parents signed papers and she found out she was adopted. The second poem was about her dad, describing him as strong, loving, caring, kind, and able to fix anything. The third poem was about her stuffed animal Baby Bop from Barney, describing how Baby Bop helps her sleep and she has had and traveled with since she was a baby. The fourth poem was about snowflakes, describing them as shiny, shimmering, tasting like water, and melting when they touch her.
The document contains four poems by Lizzy. The first poem describes her best friend Lexi, noting her strawberry hair, blue-green eyes, freckles, and that they have each other's backs. The second poem uses the word "Blah" repetitively. The third poem describes sensations of being at the beach in Ocean City like the sun, waves, sand, and people. The fourth poem is a riddle about a pen without revealing the answer.
This document contains 4 poems by an unnamed author. Each poem has its own title and text. The poems cover different topics or themes but are all written by the same person.
Her first name means held by the heel. Her last name means the name of someone who lives in rots near Caen. Her ancestors came from English, Dutch, Scandinavian, and Biblical origins.
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3. My Poor Turtle We had a bonfire, I found him in the mud. He was a baby turtle. He was like a tiny pea. I took him home. I looked up turtles on the computer. He was a snapping turtle! He was so compassionate. Dad wouldn’t let us keep him. We put him in a safe place, Or so I thought. The tractor ran over him, He was squashed. I miss Double TT
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