Villanelle :D

They are forced to walk to their last breath.

Walking and walking, children, women and men.

Fighting the leader who will cause their death.

They try to escape from their cruel fate

struggling against hunger and pain when

They are forced to walk to their last breath.

They leave fallen people behind in a mess

Damned by their color, faith and religion and

Fighting the leader who will cause their death.

Times goes by, poeple get less

faith in surviving this cruel deed when

they are forced to walk to their last breath

Not a single one is allowed to rest

nor worth enough to live because they were

Fighting the leader who will cause their death.

Destroying the evidence for the leader's best

wiping out everybody in his way

they are forced to walk to their last breath

for fighting the leader who will cause their death.

Pantouuuuuum!! :D

I am sailing through storm and rain

with my boat as red as blood, my garments green as grass.

I go where the wind takes me

fated to light up the darkness

With my blood red boat, my grass-green garments

I travel to all villages

fated to light up the darkness

and bring hope to the world

The folks living in the villages

call me a hero that travels through time

and brings hope to the world

with his holy, gleaming sword

They call me a hero that travels through time

I slain all creatures and defeat all evil

with my holy, gleaming sword

to free the holy maid from her fate

To banish all creatures and all evil

I am led by the wind and follow its will

To find her soul and free her from her fate

I am sailing through storm and rain.

Vocabulary Words .. succinct . facade .. April 6st

Succinct (adjective)

The succinct speech helped her to understand the problem.

facade (noun)

Her facade changed when she read the letter which told her she didn't get accepted.

Vocabulary Words .. elucidate . acquiescence .. April 6st

elucidate (verb)

He elucidated the problem to her.

acquiescence (noun) 


They found on an acquiescence by agreeing on the problem.

Vocabulary Words .. sundry . begrudge .. April 6st

Sundry (adjective)

The sundry selection of chocolate in the store was unbelievable.

begrudge (verb)

I begrudged her for her win in the game.

Vocabulary Words .. venerable . uncourth .. April 1st

venerable (adjective)

The venerable man was honored to be named in the service last sunday.

uncouth (adjective)

His uncouth behavior got him into a lot of trouble.

Vocabulary Words .. subpoena . fey .. April 1st

Subpoena (noun) The man became a subpoena because of the accusation that he murdered his neighbor.

fey (adjective) Her fey way to move reminded him of a ballet dancer

Vocabulary Words .. March 31st

Subpoena (noun / verb) a written order to a person to attend a court

fey (adj) giving an impression of vague worldliness

venerable (adj) worshipful

uncouth (adjective) the lack of good manners in a person's behavior

sundry (adj) various

begrudge (verb) to envy something(somebody)

elucidate ( verb) to clear something up, explain it

acquiescence (verb) accept something reluctantly but without protest

succinct (adj) explain briefly

facade (noun) visage, mask

Headlines #4 && 5 .. --[Romeo and Juliet]--> .. =]

Act IV


Scene I - The Friar's deathly plan

Scene II - Wedding between Juliet and the county one day earlier!

Scene III - Juliet takes the poison

Scene IV - The final wedding preperations

Scene V - The Capulet's daughter fell


Act V

Scene I - Romeo just acts too rash. Again

Scene II - The misery goes on...

Scene III - Romeo slains Paris, Romeo and Juliet die. The feud finally ends!

Wedding Vows --[Romeo && Juliet]--> .. =]

Friar Laurence: You came here to pledge your love for each other before God.

So Romeo, tell me, will you take Juliet as your wife? Will you put the ring on her finger? One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One ring to bring them all, And in the darkness bind them?

Romeo: Ehrm.... Well... You know... I don't know if...

Server: Psst! Holy Friar. It is the wrong book again. You're reading out of The Lord of the Rings...

Friar Laurence: I do wha... No I... Oh shoot. 

Romeo:  It is alright. It can happen. And don't you think the Lord of the Rings is a legit book too, babe?

Juliet: Well... Let me think of it.... No.

Romeo: Babe! What's wrong? Why are you so upset? Is it because of the book?

Juliet: What's wrong... What's wrong... I tell you what's wrong you stupid marriage impostor! You hesitated! Don't you want to be married with me forever and always? Don't you want to follow me into the endless, unknown darkness of our infinite love for each other? 

Romeo: Babe, you...

Juliet: AND DON'T CALL ME BABE BEFORE WE'RE MARRIED!

Romeo: Geez! Okay, you know I love you. And I will always do. Even if I die, my heart will be yours.

Juliet: Let's play Jeopardy.

Romeo: See, I told y... WHAT?

Juliet: I said let's play Jeopardy. Do you have peas in your ears or what?

Romeo: But... But... Why?

Juliet: I Don't know. I don't feel like doing this. It is way too boring. Let's play Jeopardy.

Romeo: But Ju...

Juliet: I am a very kind person that is really close to me. You would give everything for me and you will love me forever. I was the first person you have ever loved.

Romeo and Friar: Ehrm...

Juliet: ANSWER MARRIAGE IMPOSTOR!

Romeo: Oh... ehr... wait for it.. Wait for... I don't know.

Juliet: YOU DON'T KNOW? How?

Romeo: I am so... OH! I know it. It is so obvious!

Juliet: I knew you will find out that it is myse...

Romeo: My Mom!

Juliet: Exac.... Wait... Romeo why are you such a jerk?

Romeo: What? You call me a jerk? I...

Friar: Guys, could you please shut up? I get paid for this and I don't have the whole day. So come on. 

Romeo: But...

Friar: I'm gonna kick you in your face.

Romeo: And? 

Friar: I'm gonna break your crayons.

Romeo: WHAT? You take that back!

Friar: Just answer with yes and everything will be fine.

Romeo: No broken crayons?

Friar: No broken crayons. So Romeo. Do you want to take Juliet as your wife and love and honor her until death will seperate you?

Romeo: Yes I do.

Friar: Do you choose her over your friends and will you do anything she wants you to do? Even if you would rather do something else?

Romeo: Well... I...

Friar: Crayons.

Romeo: YES!

Friar: Will you slain Tybalt because he slains your best friend? Will you choose your friend over your kinsmen?

Romeo: Why on earth shall I slain Tybalt? And Mercutio is not even dead.

Friar: Dude, it's a foreshadow.

Romeo: What's a foreshadow?

Friar: Never mind... Just put this stupid ring on her finger and get out of here.

Romeo: Isn't that a little...

Friar: Crayons.

Romeo: Okay, okay... Stop threaten me, dude... 

Friar: And now, that you put the ring on her finger, you can kiss the wife.... Guys... Guys, seriously you don't have to make out on the churchfloor... Guys... Whatever I am out of here...

And so the Friar left the married couple making out on the churchfloor. 

The End :D

Headlines #3 .. --[Romeo and Juliet]--> .. =]

Scene I - Another Street fight in Verona! The consequences were fatal!

Scene II - And again the nurse beats around the bush.

Scene III - Nurse and Friar are planning wedding night

Scene IV - Paris gets to marry Juliet

Scene V - Juliet struggles against polygamy.

Outline --[Romeo and Juliet]--> .. =]

Exposition: The play starts with a street fight in Verona between the Capulets and the Montagues. Then the prince

Inciting Event: Romeo compares himself to a boat and decides to go to the Capulets Party

Rising Action: Romeo and Juliet meet, fall in love and kiss at the party.
Romeo goes again to the Capulets orchard, Juliet asks him if he wants to marry her, Romeo agrees and goes to Friar Laurence to make wedding plans, who agrees to marry them to end the families' feud.

Climax: After Romeo and Juliet get married Romeo, Mercutio and Benvolio meet Tybalt and some other Capulets on the street. Tybalt stabs Mercutio, Romeo stabs Tybalt, both die. The prince shows up and banishes Romeo out of Verona.

Falling Action: Romeo hides in Friar Laurence's cell. The nurse and Friar Laurence make Romeo go have a night with Juliet, but he has to leave before the sun rises.
Romeo leaves in the morning, Juliet is forced to marry Paris.  Polygamy FTW!

January 25th--[Vocab Words]--> =]

unwieldy (adjective)
It was unwieldy for him to tell the truth.

variable (adjective / noun)
They had a great problem with figuring out the variables for their computer program.

January 25th--[Vocab Words]--> =]

Lamentable (adjective)
The results was lamentable. Cora's grammar is lamentable.

Kinsmen (noun)
Tom Sawyer was going to Arkansas to visit his kinsmen.

Headlines #2 .. --[Romeo and Juliet]--> .. =]

Scene 1 - Romeo Montague stalks Juliet home and hides in front of her house!

Scene 2 - Young Capulet breaks tradition and asks Romeo to marry her.

Scene 3 - Romeo Montague makes plans for his wedding

Scene 4 - A talk with friends and villains

Scene 5 - Bring the good news, nurse!

Scene 6 - Marriage in Verona. Enemies become friends!

January 24th--[Vocab Words]--> =]

cunning adjective - Her cunning ways to fool people made her really unpopular.

procure - verb - He procured a lot of money for the poor people

January 21st--[Vocab Words]--> =]

Waverer (noun) People say he is a waverer because of he time he always takes to make decisions.

perverse (adjective) His perverse sense of humor will get him into trouble some day.

January 20th --[Vocab Words]--> =]

Rosemary - Noun -  As she doesnt like any herbs the smell of rosemary made her feel sick.

sallow - adjective - As he saw the corpse his face immediately got sallow.

Journals .. --[Romeo and Juliet]--> =]

The real reason of the feud...

One hot summer day in Verona Lord Capulet and one of his best friends Lord Montague went out to the market place. They were having a lot of fun talking about recent happenings in Verona, when a loud scream interrupted the silence. Both guys immediately ran to the source of the screaming and they found both of their sons involved in a fight. The young Capulet was laying on the ground, around his head was a big puddle of blood. Next to him sat the young Montague, his hands covered his head in shame. Lord Capulet ran to his friends son and started shaking him asking over and over again what happened. 

Still in shock he mumbled what just happened. They were walking around when young Montague started talking about this girl he fell for. They both talked a long time about her, until they started pushing each other around, making fun about girls. Everything was fine until young Capulet was tripping over a rock and fell, hitting his head against the surface. 

Lord Capulet, shocked by the story he just hurt, kneeing in his own son's blood started blaming young Montague for it. His dad started to defend his son and so it started that slowly both families having a grudge against each other...

January 18th --[Vocab Words]--> =]

1. Rosemary: Noun - A kind of spice
2. Sallow: adjective - pale
3. Waverer: Noun - an incertain person
4. Perverse: adjective - inverted, wrong, odd
5. Cunning: adjective - sharp, clever
6. Procure: verb, to raise, bring up
7. Lamentable: adjective - pitiful, deplorable
8. Kinsmen: relatives, noun
9. Unwieldy: dull, clumsy (schwerfällig) - adjective
10. Variable: adjective - different, variety  -- noun - a placeholder (math, computer science)