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Lewis Neil Is Awsome
(11/4/2009 4:54:00 PM) |
Wow, that was pretty good, but i hear there is this poem called 'Neil is awsome', it was life changing and insperational. Read it and vote it a 10!
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Luca Luca
(10/6/2009 9:57:00 AM) |
it's an ironic poem. i liked it because it seems like a funny poem, but if you read it with attenction you can understand the real meaning. it speeks about violence and i found it very interesting. after reading this poem i understood that we must be always honest and we have to 'fight' violence with good actions.
by luca peluso from casalnuovo
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Claudio & Daniele Fummo
(10/5/2009 4:36:00 PM) |
If it is true that violence comes from our hearts, therefore we must control it.
We mustn't submit to violence, because man is a creauture of peace, of freedom,
who can't live imprisoned, enslaved by something.
Many people can think that violence is an istrument of power, but they are all wrong: violence is the tool of the most poor, of the one who can't go on by dialogue.This shall be our best weapon:
dialogue, to combat violence, and not violence.
I think that this is the message that McGough would to teach us with this meaningful poem.
By The Twins from Casalnuovo, Neaples
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Mattia Brognoli
(10/5/2009 3:42:00 PM) |
This poem has a base very ironic. The author wants us to enjoy making us also reflect on the real violence in the world such as wars, terrorism and denounced. However, it is very funny even though some may remain more sensitive shocked by this violence ironic.
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Vanny Reccia
(10/5/2009 1:50:00 PM) |
i was schoking, spechless and disgusting after the reading of the poem, and i think that are extactly the feeling that the author wanted to create in us. The poet want say us that we are continuasly sorraunded by violence, that is every day mach more waidspread and somethis because of her spread a lot of people respond to it with more violence. what was the techer extactly doing in the poem, responding to his bad-temperated students with the violence. We must be always good, honest and disgusting by violence not indefferent to it
kiss vany =)
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Markus Marco
(10/5/2009 1:09:00 PM) |
i think that this poem is very beautiful and very important because it expresses an important thing ' the violence' beacuse, every day violence is everywhere and everydays we listen a lot of things about violence.
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Roberto Gerardo
(10/5/2009 12:53:00 PM) |
Nowadays we are surround by violence, everyday we listen about hundrends violence's cases in families and everywhere.Roger want to make us to see all this violence that many times we don't examine.However we can also see a funny side of the poem that is evident.
Saluti dal vostro amato Sandokan: D... Un Bacione a tutti e Fate i bravi: P
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Nello Giuliano
(10/5/2009 12:34:00 PM) |
Violence is everywhere: in the streets, in the schools and even in the families.
We cannot be indifferent to this problem. It's a very serious situation, it's unacceptable to live in a world in which every day, when we watch TV, we see;
'Mother killed her son' or 'Husband killed his wife and after he killed himself'.
I think that this problem will transform our society in a real jungle in whic only the stronger will survive.
By Nello Giuliano from Casalnuovo di Napoli
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Floriana Coccia
(10/5/2009 12:30:00 PM) |
After reading this poem I felt speechless, the situation described in the poem is anormal.We can learn a lot from the poem, nowadays we are sorround by violence but nevertheless, we must not make it a normal thing and we must try to destroy it.
Kiss
Floriana Coccia ^^
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