POETIC MEMOIRS OF SHADI YACOUB SHIDRAWI

A pretending glib raises a fib sun is down  the corn is melting Rich in snips. Tolls at sips: of frames, suddenly gliding! Strenuous at dawn, covered and forlorn the grits of sepulchers snit in fits. He saw the truck getting rid of rubbish right at the street  where the torrential water had appeased his taste  to fill! Will i stay?  Or will i leave? It seems he's here  to stay and believe:  That, the truck,  dumped the waste, at the top of the gate, carrying its feud, machinations of civilians, trying to blaspheme him,  with oblivion.  

Shakespeare fails English writing class An insight into this post: just humorous! Helps us get over challenges we face in writing. Mark: F+ Instructors comments: Uses Elizabethan English Writes in verse Doesn't recognize the essay Neither APA nor MLA styles Found these notes on his paper: "Rhetorical modes What could that be? " "Exordium? Is not that exordiri " "Thou hath the power to change Lest Thou doth not want to Ye merry scholars I can never understand thee ." William Shakespeare   ;-)

On Teaching  (C) Shadi Shidrawi 2015 A prelude of preliminary techniques; Skillfully yours! Strategies unfold, Taking heed of the dictum. Becoming a friendly command A special sort of diction! All made in teaching With that richness Of eloquent guidance Of the mind and soul. Theories unfold Like glittering in gold Trespass the untrodden Intrigue the unwilling Humor the witty Strengthen the weak That is what you do While you are teaching. Hamlet taught them On acting he spoke, Influenced Stanislavsky The Actors in their studio And beyond... All teachers, behold! Hamlet says: Speak the speech I pray you as I pronounced it to you, trippingly on the tongue; but if you mouth it as many of your players do, I had as lief the town-crier spoke my lines.  Nor do not saw the air too much with your hand thus, but use all gently; for in the very torrent, tempest, and, as I may say, whirlwind of your passion, you must acquire and beget a tem...