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Adrienne Rich refers in his article that how does a poet put bread on the table? Rarely, if ever, by poetry alone. Of other poet I know,most teach,often part-time, without security but year round. Inherited wealth accounts for the careers of some poets: to inherit wealth is to inherit time. That means that poetry can not provide too much wealth for poet’s living. Even these realities stand before poets, they still try their best to spare time into literary creation to gain inner satisfaction. In order to pursue the pure inspiration, many poets choose to work less. Less labour ensures there is no interruption to put out their flicker. Rich says that often such time fees like a luxury, guiltily seized when it can be had, fearfully taken because it does not seem like work, his abeyance, but like “wasting time” in a society where personal importance can hinge acting busy, where the phrase “keeping busy” is a common idiom. The creation of poetry requires for free time to swim...

As a general rule, you should have a comprehensive eye exam every one or two years, but that may depend on your age, risk factors, and if you are already wearing corrective lenses. An eye exam can help diagnose and treat medical conditions in their early stages. There are also certain eye disorders that are frequently associated with age or health conditions. To ensure that you are taking the best care of your eyes, check out these recommendations for when to schedule your exams. As a general rule, you should have a comprehensive eye exam every one or two years, but that may depend on your age, risk factors, and if you are already wearing corrective lenses. An eye exam can help diagnose and treat medical conditions in their early stages. There are also certain eye disorders that are frequently associated with age or health conditions. To ensure that you are taking the best care of your eyes, check out these recommendations for when to schedule your exams. Children (6 months-18 y...

According to Darwin’s Evolution Theory, the conclusion can be drawn that human belongs to the category of animal. They have desires to struggle for food, clothes, and living space. But, no one will denies that human is difference with animals. Human beings can far surpass other animals, because human have the following characteristics: First, human beings are capable to create and use tools and use them to product goods; Second, human beings use their agency and imagination to engage in creative activities; Third, they are social animal, living and working together; Fourth, people have unique physiological structure, like their brain and some nervous systems. Maybe, some animals also have some characteristics which I have mentioned above, but the second characteristic only belongs to human. With creative ability, they create a civilian world, in which they escape from the confinement of universe to lead a free life. In the poem The road not taken, there are two roads. ...

My glasses constantly slide and slip. This is a very common problem and is usually due to either worn out frames, a poor lens/frame match in which the lens is to heavy for the frame, or poor frame match for your facial anatomy. Keep in mind too that the back of the ears and sides of the nose are rich in sweat glands which can cause them to slip and slide. Depending upon the reason, several things can be done. A headband might be necessary for heavy glasses when working out in the hot sun. Also, increasing temple support can help greatly. The frames can often be tightened and nose pads added. Worn out frames and delicate frames may need adjusting on a regular basis, and we are happy to provide that service free of charge. Remember too that in the case of plastic frames, being out in the hot sun will cause the frame to stretch out if it’s too large for your face. When all else fails, a new properly fitted feather-weight frame will solve the problem. 2.When I read through my bifoc...

Immortality – And The Ball And Chain! How close are hum […] 通过 Immortality – And The Ball And Chain! — Lucid Being The first thing attract me is the picture. The red and lonely flower stands in a vat wild, with the setting sun pouring on her. This scenery gives me a kinds of feeling out of my expression. it is depressed or reverence? I can not express it out. Maybe both of them. The only feeling of mine is I enjoy its gesture and attitude of life. I do not know why the author of this article choose this picture. But I want to share my feelings about this glorious picture. Every one is a lonely island in this world. Although the clamor during the days, when the  crow shatter away, everything come into peace. There is only you between the vast earth and empty sky. “We are all alone, born alone, die alone, and — in spite of True Romance magazines — we shall all someday look back on our lives and see that, in spite of our company, we were alone the whole way. I do not say lo...

You don’t need to be a fashion expert to find eyeglass frames that look great on you. Eyeconic makes finding the right frames simple. Use the following four tips to find the frames that work best for your style. 1. Face Shape Is your face round, oval, square, diamond or heart-shaped? The shape of your face will help you determine which frames enhance your look. Round Face:  Eyeglass frames that are square or rectangular tend to be wider than a round face. This quality can enhance your face by making it appear slimmer and longer, adding balance to your round features. Frames to Avoid:  Rimless frames, round frames and small frames will accentuate the roundness, making your round face look even rounder. Oval Face:  Frames that suit an oval face have a strong bridge, are wider than the broadest part of the face and are geometric in shape. Frames to Avoid:  Eyeglasses that are overlarge and cover up more than half of your face will throw off the natural balance a...

today, I want to share  my favorite poem the Road not Taken and my own feelings about this poem to you.         TWO roads diverged in a yellow wood, 　　And sorry I could not travel both　 　　And be one traveler, long I stood 　　And looked down one as far as I could 　　To where it bent in the undergrowth; 　　Then took the other, as just as fair, 　　And having perhaps the better claim, 　　Because it was grassy and wanted wear; 　　Had worn them really about the same, 　　Though as for that the passing there 　　And both that morning equally lay 　　In leaves no step had trodden black. 　　Oh, I kept the first for another day! 　　Yet knowing how way leads on to way, 　　I doubted if I should ever come back 　　I shall be telling this with a sigh 　　Somewhere ages and ages hence: 　　Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—— 　　I took the one less traveled by, 　　And that has made all the difference Facing the crossroad of life, everyone will feel it is hard to make de...