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Hope is like a spark of a flame. It shines bright and has no shame. It gives us the will to live. Even though, the world cannot give. Hope is the building block of love. That can make us fly like a dove. If hope and love can give us life, then the future is surely bright. But be forewarned, when darkness of the world comes at your door. It will take your hope and throw it on the floor. It will trample and stomp to make it sore, until your hope is no more. If your hope is lucky of escape, then let it recuperate. Hope is your life line. It gives us strength to shine. So, don’t give up on hope. For if you do, you will find yourself at the

Hope is like a spark of a flame. It shines bright and has no shame. It gives us the will to live. Even though, the world cannot give. Hope is the building block of love. That can make us fly like a dove. If hope and love can give us life, then the future is surely bright. But be forewarned, when darkness of the world comes at your door. It will take your hope and throw it on the floor. It will trample and stomp to make it sore, until your hope is no more. If your hope is lucky of escape, then let it recuperate. Hope is your life line. It gives us strength to shine. So, don’t give up on hope. For if you do, you will find yourself at the

CITIZEN KANE 'THE PICNIC SCENE" by Kathleen Doyle s2622817 Born in 1863 in Little Salem Colorado, Charles Foster Kane grew up to be one of the most influential men of our time. An outstanding effort for a fictional character played by Orson Welles in the 1941 Film "Citizen Kane". The film is full of symbolism, experimental film making, and an 'Oscar' winning script. Throughout the film there are many scenes that are vital to the character and story development, the 'picnic scene' being one of the most vital. This scene deals with the relationship between Kane and his second wife, Susan Alexander, and their disintegration of their marriage

 You've heard of it happening. You know what it is. Now are you gonna go take action or not? Everywhere, kids of all ages are being exploited, neglected, and abused. They are being scarred physically and emotionally. Everywhere we hear of kids being maltreated and sexually abused. Most kids who live with these conditions die because of them. And what's sad is, we know what's happening. Why don't we do anything to stop it? Children are the light of the future. They carry the torch of tomorrow. If we don't bring them up properly, what will the world come to? Are we just going to gasp in horror when we hear of yet another child's death due t