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To reference an earlier example, WHEN I READ by Beverly McLoughland, the book is representing the water into which the narrator dives. In WHO’S RICH? by Naomi Shihab Nye a treasure chest is actually a book emphasizing Nye’s thesis that those who read are rich. There is also an intriguing element to Yayo’s work, an actual book or pages from a book appear in an unexpected way in every illustration.

The rollercoaster is a harp and a violin, and a rocket ride is attached to a piano. However, this amusement park is constructed entirely out of musical instruments. In addition to this Yolen writes that words in books are “nudging one another like bumper cars at a fair.” Yayo used these two elements, music and a fair, and crafted an exceptional illustration of a young boy running along a beach with a boardwalk amusement park in the background. A POEM IS by Jane Yolen incorporates a lot of musical words. They have movement and color and themes attractive to young people. These illustrations are all double paged and visually bring to life the words of the poets. He does not try to make us in love with sin by vindicating all its deformity he covers it with a silver veil, and makes it float so gracefully before the young and innocent, that it seems to them a creature of light. Yayo has created ingenious, effervescent acrylic illustrations to accompany these poems. But books that frighten and painfully excite the youthful mind, bad as they are, are not so bad as the honied poison of Thomas Moore. Here it patiently waits for the next person to come along enticing them with the words “Lift me to your ear, hear the story I shall tell.” Just as a person lifts a conch shell to their ear to hear the ocean, a reader could lift this book out of the sand and hear its story. The woman in the poem has abandoned her book at the beach. In PAPERBACK PLUNDER by Michele Krueger the conch shell is used as a metaphor for a book. The reader dives enthusiastically into the book soaking up everything as he swims past pages. Feet kicking fast across the page splashing words against my skin.” Here the reader is the diver and the book is the ocean. McLoughland writes, “When I read I like to dive in the sea of words and swim. In WHEN I READ by Beverly McLoughland, the ocean is used as a metaphor for a book. Metaphor is commonly used throughout this anthology as well. The rhythm of this poem makes the readers eyes fairly sprint down the page as they read the words.

A POEM IS by Jane Yolen describes words as “running down the page in black script sneakers.” Yolen uses personification when she depicts the words as having the ability to run, to get up and move as a person would. The videos appeared the same time of the release of Andrew Morton's book 'Tom Cruise: An Unauthorized Biography,' which has also been surrounded by controversy.Several poems in Hopkins' anthology employ the poetic elements of personification and metaphor. Downloaded copies were available on several Internet sites, including, and. 'This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Church of Scientology International,' the message said.īut it was too late by then. A statement posted by YouTube produced more questions than answers, being worded in a way that implied that the tape was posted by someone other than the church. The Church of Scientology declined to comment on either the tape or its removal.

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The tape was pulled off YouTube after parts of it were aired by TV and radio stations. He also encourages his listeners to 'confront and shatter suppression' of their views and to reread and recommit themselves to 'KSW,' a reference to 'Keep Scientology Working,' a controversial policy paper written by Scientology founder L. 'My opinion is that, look, you're either on board or you're not on board, OK? If you're on board, you're on board just like the rest of us - period.' You're either helping and contributing everything you can or you're not. But there's that moment when you say, 'I have to do something about it because I can't live with myself'. 'You can sit here and wish it were different. In perhaps providing insight into why, the following year, Cruise publicly chastised Brooke Shields for taking antidepressants, he says that Scientologists have an obligation to speak up about things they perceive as wrong. 'I won't hesitate to put ethics in on someone else,' he says, 'because I put it ruthlessly in on myself. The 9 1/2-minute tape, in which the theme song from 'Mission: Impossible' plays in the background, shows the actor telling fellow members of the Church of Scientology to aggressively impose their sense of ethics on people they feel are in need of guidance. A 2004 video clip from a pep talk that Tom Cruise gave at a Scientology meeting about creating 'a new reality' has caused such a flap that it was pulled off YouTube on Wednesday.īy Thursday, the video had gone viral, and a Google search for 'Tom Cruise YouTube Scientology reaction' was generating more than 8,000 hits.