Author Archives: Dixie Diamond-Patrou

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As much as I did not like the wikipedia assignment. I cannot say that I did not learn anything. I learned quite a bit on the Psalm 100. I also learned about wikipedia and how it functions. Although I was … Continue reading →

Waltner, (2006)“Psalm 100 is a simple and beautiful hymn inviting God’s people everywhere to enter into worship with thanksgiving and praise.” Waltner, (2006) found “the whole psalm speaks od joyful response to life, seeking to praise God for all God … Continue reading →

here is the link to my wikipedia assignment http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psalm_100 My first draft: Waltner, (2006) wrote “Psalm 100 is a simple and beautiful hymn inviting God’s people everywhere to enter into worship with thanksgiving and praise.” Waltner also found that “the whole … Continue reading →

The wikipedia assignment that I would like to work on is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psalm_100 I have not yet chosen two sources from the library database because I am unable to access the library at this time. I am out of the country. However, … Continue reading →

I enoyed this exercise, I commented on an ARTH class. One blogger wrote about the monasteries. I just added my knowledge on the topic. I noticed that Kris had also commented prior to myself. I like history and I especially … Continue reading →

I think that “she is as” is saying that she is like or she is the same as a silken tent. The peom then goes on with an almost never ending comparison to the silken tent. It is as though the … Continue reading →

I find it interesting the way the that vowels and consonants have their own distinct character. What I also find crazy is that I never thought about any of this while reading a poem. The differences between nasals and liquids … Continue reading →

I quite enjoyed this back and forth, sort of controversy that transpired. The author uses hyperbole in that his overstatements about love and war become sort of condescending. He spoke in the first paragraph about how he hated war and … Continue reading →

Wow! It took reading the chapter twice to really be able to distinguish the use of similes, metaphors, analogies, synesthesia and allusion. I must say that the most dramatic was the metaphor and as the author stated it made a … Continue reading →