Mariah Carey - Angels Cry ft. Ne-Yo

Angel Cry Lyrics


Mariah:
I shouldn't have walked away
I would've stayed if you said
We could've made everything OK
But we just
Threw the blame back and forth
We treated love like a sport
The final blow hit so low
I'm still on the ground

I couldn't have prepared myself for this fall
Shattered in pieces curled on the floor
Super natural love conquers all
'Member we used to touch the sky
And

Lightning don't strike
The same place twice
When you and I said goodbye
I felt the angels cry
True love's a gift
We let it drift
In a storm
Every night
I feel the angels cry

C'mon babe can't our love be revived
Bring it back and we gon' make it right
I'm on the edge just tryin' to survive
As the angels cry

Ne-Yo:
I thought we'd be forever and always
You were serenity
You took away the bad days
Didn't always treat you right
But it was OK
I do somethin' stupid
And you still stay with me

But you can only go for so long
Doing the one you claim to love wrong
Before too much is enough
You look up
Find your love gone
And

We were so good together
How come we could not weather
This storm and just do better
Why did we say goodbye

'Cause lightning don't strike
The same place twice
When you and I said goodbye
I felt the angels cry
True love's a gift
We let it drift
Now every night
I feel the angels cry

Mariah & Ne-Yo:
C'mon babe can't our love be revived
Bring it back and we gon' make it right
I'm on the edge just tryin' to survive
As the angels cry

Baby I'm missin' you
Don't allow love to lose
We gotta ride it through
I'm reaching for you

Baby I'm missin' you
Don't allow love to lose
We gotta ride it through
I'm reaching for you

Lightning don't strike
The same place twice
When you and I said goodbye
I felt the angels cry
True love's a gift
But we let it slip
In a storm
Every night
I feel the angels cry

Oh babe, the angels cry

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English Irregular Verbs - UsingEnglish.com

English Irregular Verbs - UsingEnglish.com

Destiny's Child - Girl

"Girl"

[Verse 1 Beyonce]
Take A Minute Girl Come Sit Down
And Tell Us What's Been Happening
In Your Face I Can See The Pain
Don't You Try To Convince Us That You're Happy (Yeah)
We've Seen This All Before
But He's Taking Advantage Of Your Passion
Because We've Come Too Far
For You To Feel Alone
You Don't Let Him Walk Over Your Heart
I'm Telling You

[Chorus]
Girl, I Can Tell You've Been Crying
And You Needing Somebody To Talk To
Girl, I Can Tell He's Been Lying
And Pretending That He's Faithful And He Loves You
Girl, You Don't Have To Be Hiding
Don't You Be Ashamed To Say He Hurt You
I'm Your Girl, You're My Girl, We're Your Girls
Don't You Know That We Love You?

[Verse 2 Kelly]
See What You All Don't Know About Him
Is I Can't Let Him Go Because He Needs Me
It Ain't Really Him It's Stress From His Job
And I Ain't Making It Easy
I Know You See Him Bugging On Me Sometimes
But I Know Deep Inside He Don't Mean It
It Gets Hard Sometimes
But I Need My Man
I Don't Think You all Understand
I'm Telling You

[Chorus x2]

[Bridge Michelle]
Girl, Take A Good Look At Yourself
He Got You Going Through Hell
We Ain't Never Seen You Down Like This
What You Mean You Don't Need Us To Help?
We Known Each Other Too Well

[Chorus]

[Beyonce:]
Girl I've been knowin' you since you were ten,
you cannot hide from your friends

[Chorus]

(DEDICATED FOR MY GIRL FRIENDS)

Kenapa Harus Malu Pake Kacamata

well,,aku pake kacamata dari SMP kelas 1,,,harusnya seh dari SD,,cuma ya geto deh,,gak dianggap serius bgt,,
ampe sekarang aku dah minus 4 lebih,,gilak gak tuh???!! ada beberapa "temen" yg gak terlalu respect sama org berkacamata,,they think they are better than the glasses one. bahkan ada yang bilang,,"uuhh jangan sampe deh aku jd glasses girl,,gak banget"
fiuhhh...parah!!!tapi klo mau jujur,,banyak kok orang-orang hebat yang juga pake kacamata,,ni diantaranya:

Muhammad Hatta
Sapa yang gak kenal Pak Hatta (mmm..klo yg gak suka sejarah kalii yaa??!!) yupp beliau neh wakil presiden pertama kita,,duetnya bersama Bung Karno sang Presiden kasih banyak bgt kontribusi buat negara kita.Dari semua gambar yg pernah ku liat,,beliau selalu pake kacamata bulatnya,,

.Bill Gates
William Henry Gates III atau lebih dikenal dengan nama Bill Gates dilahirkan pada 28 Oktober 1955, di Seattle, Washington.Melalui usaha kerasnya, perusahaan yang ia dirikan yang bernama Microsoft Corporation menjadi sukses dan Bill Gates melambung menjadi seorang jutawan. Hal itu tentu tidak mengherankan karena menurut survei Majalah Forbes, Bill Gates selalu menjadi orang terkaya di dunia berturut-turut selama tahun 1996 – 2004 dengan jumlah $ 90 Milyar.

Lisa Loeb
Lisa Anne Loeb atau lebih terkenal sebagai Lisa Loeb adalah penyanyi sekaligus penulis lagu dan aktris kelahiran Bethesda, Maryland, pada 11 Maret 1968.
ak hanya musik, Loeb juga memiliki talenta di bidang akting. Ia sempat muncul di serial TV, THE NANNY (1997), CUPID (1998) dan GOSSIP GIRL pada 2008. Loeb juga memiliki pertunjukan reality show sendiri DWEEZIL & LISA.

John Lennon
John Lennon, adalah salah satu penyanyi dan juga aktor legendaris dunia. Terkenal sebagai anggota dan pendiri grup musik The Beatles, bersama Paul McCartney, George Harrison dan Ringo Starr.

Jusuf Kalla
Pada Oktober 2004 menjadi Wakil Presiden Republik Indonesia. Pasangan Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono-Jusuf Kalla (SBY-JK) berhasil sebagai pemenang Pemilu. SBY dilantik sebagai Presiden RI ke-6 dan M. Jusuf Kalla sebagai Wakil Presiden RI ke-10. Pasangan ini menjadi Presiden dan Wakil Presiden RI yang pertama kali dipilih rakyat secara langsung.
masih banyak lagi tokoh dunia yg sukses walopun pake kacamata kaya
Mahatma Gandhi, Sir Alex Ferguson, Tony Blair, Tina Fey, Malcom X, Sarah Palin,Harry Potter (heheheh) dan gak mustahil nanti juga akan ada nama Krisna Hayu Setianingrum (amin!!)

Sejarah Kartu Merah dan Kartu Kuning Dalam Sepak Bola | Apa Kabar Dunia

Sejarah Kartu Merah dan Kartu Kuning Dalam Sepak Bola | Apa Kabar Dunia

Romeo and Juliet (1968) Analysis Drama

Plot
- Introduction
There are two families Capulet and Montague have been enemies for as long as anyone can remember. There have been many deaths among the two families because of it. Prince Escalus of Verona warns the two families that if the feud does not stop, the punishment will be death.
- Conflict Development
In this story, mostly show about external conflict (Man versus man) between two families; Capulet and Montague. These two families cannot seem to get along. There always a fight every time these families are in one same place.
The conflict getting bigger when Romeo sees Juliet in the Capulet’s ball. He suddenly forgets his sadness of being denied by Rosaline. He falls in love for the first sight with Juliet. After the ball he go to the Capulet’s orchard to meet Juliet who also admire him. They actually aware that they will not easy to unite their love because of the feud between their family. But because of their power of love is too big, then they decide to marry and ask from friar Laurence to help them marry.
Other conflict is when Tybalt provokes Romeo to fight. He is angry because Romeo was in Capulet’s ball whereas he wasn’t invited and because Romeo loves Juliet. Romeo deny to against him and it makes Tybalt get more angry and mock Romeo. The Tybalt’s act annoy Mercutio. He challenges Tybalt to fight. Then the fight is can’t avoid. Romeo try to stop it as he said “Draw Benvolio, beat down their weapons. Gentlemen, for shame, forbear this outrage….”(Act III, scene I)but he still can not stop it.
Then Tybalt stab Mercutio with his sword. Mercutio died, it makes Romeo fury and he chase Tybalt. The fight is occur, Romeo kill Tybalt. Then he ran to the friar Laurence’s cell to hide.
These died make the feud of both families bigger. Lady Capulet ask Prince Escalus to punish Romeo by killing him, but instead the Prince just exiles him to Mantua.
Internal conflict (man versus himself) appears, when Romeo fall in love with Juliet. They aware that their families are foe but they also can not vanishing their passion in love.
- Climax
The climax is when Juliet agrees to poison herself in order to avoid marry with Paris, this poison was gave by friar and it was only temporary. After she drinks the poition, she will seen died, and it will make people believe that she is really died. But unfortunately, Romeo don’t know it because he don’t get the message from friar that it is only temporarily poison. He backs to Verona to see whether it is true or not. He is so sad when he see Juliet’s Body in tomb, he is not alone, Paris is also in the tomb, they fight and asks to lay down his body next to Juliet’s. Romeo feels that he can not live without Juliet and decides to suicide with the poison that he bought before. As soon as Rome die, Juliet wakes up and see her love die, she choose to end her life, she stabs herself with Romeo's sword, and dies.
- Resolution
The Capulets, Montagues, and the Prince of Verona all enter the tomb and wonder what went on. Friar Laurence explains the story, and the Capulets and Montagues agree to end their family feud. As in the dialogue script at Act V scene III,
Capulet :”O brother Montague, give me thy hand, this is my daughter’s jointure for no more can I demand.”
Montague :”But I can’t give thee more; for I will raise her statue in pure gold; that while Verona by that name is known, there shall no figure at such rate be set as that of true and faithful Juliet.”
Capulet :”As rich shall Romeo by his lady lie, poor sacrifices of our enmity!”

Setting
- It takes place in Verona, Italy around the 1500’s. Some places in this drama such as Mantua, a city in Italy where Romeo went by to hides and waits for news from friar. Capulet’s orchard is the place where Romeo and Juliet first proclaim their love for each other. He is in the orchard while she is on her balcony above him. Such as explained in act II.
Ignoring the danger, Romeo scales the Capulet's wall to be near Juliet, the woman he cannot forget... Unnoticed in Juliet's orchard, Romeo learns of Juliet's love for him. After declaring their feelings for each other, the two decide to marry. Juliet will send Romeo a messenger in the morning to make plans for their wedding...
And also the friar Laurence’s cell, where Romeo and Juliet get married and when Romeo is hiding after kills Tybalt.
Social and Economic Factors
In Romeo and Juliet, the main character, Montague and Capulet families are come from high class family. It can be seen by the way they dressed. And we can see how big Capulet family held a ball. The people looked so religious, seen by their intimacy with the friar and the church or cell took importance place in this story.

Character
- Romeo Montague : when we first time see this character, we will see the man who looks melancholic and doesn’t have enthusiasm. It is because the he didn’t get love from Rosaline (his first love). But when he met Juliet in the party, he fell in love with her at the first sight and he changed into dynamic and courageous. He would do anything in order to be with Juliet, even he knew it will risk his life because of between the Capulet and Montague families.

- Juliet Capulet : She is rebellious, kind, and loving. It can said that she is object of admiration. She kind of young girl who doesn’t get chance to make her own decision. She always follow the advice from others. She rarely does anything on her own but does what others say. She is loving in the passion and depth she falls for Romeo.

- Capulet: The head of major families in Verona. He is the father of Juliet. He always asks her daughter to do what he says. He demands Juliet to marry Paris. Capulet's role, however is much greater. First we see him as the wise and charismatic, charming man who prevents Tybalt fighting Romeo at his party and graciously talks with various guests.


- Montague: The head of Montague family. He is the father of Romeo. He never seen fight with Capulet, it only involve their servants, nephews and children.
- Escalus: The Prince of Verona who warned the families that further fighting between the two will be punished by death. Escalus is also responsible for banishing Romeo from Verona after Romeo killed Tybalt, an act of mercy on the Prince's part. At the end of the play when both Romeo and Juliet are dead, Escalus tells the two grieving families they are largely to blame for this tragedy.
- Mercutio: He is Romeo’s best friend and is killed by Tybalt. He is quarrelsome, loyal, and sarcastic.
- Tybalt : he is Juliet’s cousin. He has same character with Mercutio. He had failed to provoke Romeo into fighting, but dies when he finally fights Romeo.
- Nurse : she is folksy and humorous. She is like a mother for Juliet. She has taken care Juliet since the baby. She wants to do everything to makes Juliet happy. At the end after Tybalt's death, however, Nurse becomes less sympathetic and later when Capulet orders Juliet to marry Paris, she defends Juliet at first but later pragmatically suggests that Paris would not be so bad after all.
- Friar Laurance : He is a friend of Romeo who help Romeo marry Juliet with hopes that the marriage will end the feud between the Capulets and the Montagues. He also plays role in the death of Romeo and Juliet.
- Paris : he is a noblemen who has willingness to marry Juliet, even though Juliet doesn’t love him, but he still loves her anyway. He was killed by Romeo in the Juliet’s tomb. He wished to lie down aside with Juliet’s body as in act V, scene III “O, I am slain! If thou be merciful, open the tomb, lay me with Juliet.”
- Lady Montague: she is Romeo’s mother, she loves her son and feel deeply sad when Romeo was sent to exile, she was died because can not help herself from grieves.
- Lady Capulet : she Juliet’s mother who is not looks like a mother to Juliet. She is not as close as nurse to Juliet. She support Capulet when he tries to make Juliet marry Paris. She hates Montague more since Tybalt was killed by Romeo.
- Sampson and Gregory: Servants to Capulet, these two men initially try to pick a fight with their opposites from the Montague family, Abraham and Balthasar in Act I, Scene I, establishing the feud that exists between Capulet and Montague families by showing that their mutual hatred even extends to their servants.
- Balthasar: Servant to Romeo, he witnesses the final moments of Romeo's life at the churchyard from a hiding place. He later backs up Friar Laurence's explanation of events to Escalus, Prince of Verona.
Theme
Love is the main theme in this story get along with the feud between Montague and Capulet family. The main characters; Romeo and Juliet will do everything they could to be together in the condition of feud of their family. The fate is also take part in this story, shows that we can’t always get what we want because we already have our own fate.
Point of View
This story written in third person objective, where the narrator does not participate in the action. The narrator only read the prologue to introduce the story to us about the feud in two families while there are the lovers between their children. The characters do not speak directly to the audience but often give soliloquies. Through the dialogues of the characters, Shakespeare’s ideas on love, family duty, and marriage are seen. Focus generally follows Romeo and sometimes other characters that affect Romeo.
The prologue : Two households, both alike in dignity, in fair Verona, when we lay our scene. From ancient grudge break to new munity. Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean. From forth the fatal loins of these two foes. A pair of star-crost lovers take their life; whose misadventured piteous overthrows. Doth with their death bury their parent’s strife……….
The Epilogue : a glooming peace this morning with it brings. The sun for sorrow will not show his head, for never was a story of more foe than this of Juliet and her Romeo.
Figurative Language
Shakespeare uses some figurative language in this story. We can see the metaphor which compare lips to palm as in “And palm to palm is holy palmers' kiss”
Symbolism
There are some symbols in this story such as: kiss is symbol of love, sword is symbol of fight, and the poison is symbol of death.
The symbol of love can be seen at scene 5 when Romeo take Juliet’s hand and says "If I profane with my unworthiest hand, this holy shrine, the gentle sin is this: My lips, two blushing pilgrims, ready stand. To smooth that rough touch with a tender kiss."
Juliet is quickly swayed by Romeo's passion. Juliet,
"Good pilgrim, you do wrong your hands too much, Which mannerly devotion shows in this;
For saints have hands that pilgrims' hands do touch,
And palm to palm is holy palmers' kiss……….”Romeo kisses Juliet, then again.
In the prologue we can see
“Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean” means the feud makes the fight and died.
“A pair of star-crost lovers take their life;” means the couple who died in love sacrifice.
 Soliloquy is given by Romeo during the balcony scene. Juliet is up in the balcony and Romeo is speaking in just a voice that Juliet can not hear.” It is my lady…oh it is my love…oh.. o that she knew she were………”
 One of monologue given by Juliet in the balcony. She spoke to herself "O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name. Or if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love and I'll no longer be a Capulet."
Other is before Juliet drinks the poison “Romeo, Romeo, Romeo! Here's drink. I drink to thee."
Other figurative language that are use in Romeo in Juliet is Allusion, Metaphor, Personification and Simile
 Allusion : referring to cupid’s arrow and also Dian and Aurora
Montague :”………the shady curtains from Aurora’s bed, away from light steals home my heavy son………”(Act I, Scene I)
Romeo :”well, in that you hit you miss, she’ll not be hit with Cupid’s arrow,- she hath Dian’s with…………”(Act I, Scene I)
 Metaphor : when lord Montague compares Romeo with the night (Act I, Scene I)
Montague :”……….shut up his windows, lock fair daylight out and make himself an artificial night…..”
When Romeo compares Juliet to the sun (Act II, Scene I)
“But soft! What light through yonder window breaks? It is the east and Juliet is the Sun..”
 Personification : when Romeo creates idea that woman is like moon (Act II, Scene I)
“Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon, who is already sick and pale with grief, that thou her maid art far more fair than she…”
 Simile : when Juliet tells Romeo how much she loves him ( (Act II, Scene I)
“My bounty is as boundless as the sea, my love as deep, the more I give thee, the more I have for both infinite.”


Romeo and Juliet : Performance Analysis
Costume
The costume in Romeo and Juliet showed the costumes of the well known family on 13th – 15th century. The men wear tight pants (leggings) and it is colorful, and the women wear glamorous gown which cover almost their body. The women also wear something on their head as the accessories.
Player
In the first performance of Romeo and Juliet, Richard Burbage, the company's leading actor, who was in his mid-twenties, played Romeo. Juliet was played by Master Robert Goffe; young boy actors often played female roles because women did not legally appear on the stage until the late 17th century. And sometimes they look older than what it said in the script. For example, Juliet described as 14 years old girl, but sometime the cast looks older than that.
Stage
The first performance of the play was at the playhouse called the Theatre where Shakespeare and his company the Lord Chamberlain's Men were based until 1597. The Theatre was the first purpose-built playhouse in London and could hold over 1,500 people. It was a large, octagonal-shaped building with a thatched roof just around the perimeter so that the yard below was open air. Most of the audience, referred to as groundlings, paid a penny to stand in the yard surrounding the stage. Wealthier playgoers preferred to pay an extra penny to sit in one of the galleries so that they could watch the play in comfort and more importantly, be seen by the rest of the audience.
Act
Romeo and Juliet start off with a prologue that tells the general outline of the story foreshadowing future events. This story is divided in 5 acts and there is only single plot chronologically. There is no flashback or imagination acts so it is easy to followed and understood.
Act I. Scene I : Took place in Verona, a public place (market)
This act opens with some Capulets meet some Montagues on the street. These two families fight and make some crowds. The purpose is to introduce that both families are being in feud for a long times.
Act I. Scene II : in a street
Benvolio suggest Romeo to attend Capulet’s ball even they don’t invited. He does it to make Romeo forget about Rosaline and meet other girls in that party.
Act I. Scene III : a room in Capulet’s house
Lady Capulet tell their (with her husband) desire to makes Juliet marry Paris. Juliet still not decides whether she agrees or not.
Act I. Scene IV : the street
Romeo, Benvolio, Mercutio and some other maskers go to the Capulet Party. It is masquerade so they don’t have to announce their names.
Act I. Scene V : a hall in Capulet’s House
The ball party is so crowd with many guests with mask. Tybalt knows that Romeo is in the party. He reports it to Capulet and wanted to chase Romeo away from the party. But Capulet prevents, he won’t the party shatter. Here Romeo sees Juliet for the first time. And he instantly falls in love with her.

Act II. Scene I : Capulet’s Orchard
Romeo goes sneaky to Capulet’s orchard. He wants to meet Juliet. He sees Juliet in balcony. He hears Juliet mention his name, it makes him get closer to her and start conversation. They reveal their love and agree to marry on the feud of their families.

Act II. Scene II : Friar Laurence’s cell
Romeo meets with Friar Lawrence and asks that he perform the marriage to Juliet. Friar Lawrence chides Romeo, that he was so recently lovesick over Rosaline. But he agrees to the marriage because it would end the feud between the two families.
Act II. Scene III : a street
Mercutio and Benvolio wonder about Romeo, and think he's still mad in love with Rosaline. It comes out that Tybalt has sent some kind of challenge to Romeo's father, possibly a challenge to Romeo to a duel.
The nurse comes upon the scene with a message for Romeo from Juliet, but first comes a comic exchange between the nurse and Mercutio. It varies the pace of the story. Romeo asks the nurse to have Juliet meet him at the cell of Friar Lawrence to be married.
Act II. Scene IV : Capulet’s orchard
Juliet waits impatiently for the nurse, who returns but delays offering the message from Romeo to instead offer a list of her aches and pains. Hearing that all she need do to be married to Romeo is meet him at Friar Lawrence's cell, Juliet is extremely happy.
Act II. Scene V : Friar Laurence’s cell
Romeo and Juliet get married with the help from friar Laurence. This scene is not gives us the detail of how Romeo and Juliet get married
.
Act III. Scene I : Verona , public place
Benvolio and Mercutio come upon Tybalt. They taunt each other, and then Romeo arrives on. Tybalt challenges Romeo to a duel, which Romeo refuses, hinting that he and Tybalt have no cause for quarrel no. Tybalt kills Mercutio and Romeo revenges by kills Tybalt.
Act III. Scenes II : Capulet’s orchard
The nurse come tell that Tybalt killed by Romeo. She feels lost with it, but she still support Juliet because Romeo is her husband now. Juliet says that she prefer dies than live without Romeo.
Act III. Scenes III : Friar Laurence’s cell
Friar Lawrence tells Romeo he is banished, thinking it a good end to a bad situation. Romeo feels only his grief over the fated loss of Juliet. The nurse arrives with news of Juliet, that she grieves deeply the loss of Romeo. Plans are made that Romeo will come to Juliet, and that the Friar will arrange for them to leave Verona together.
Act III. Scenes IV : a room in Capulet’s house
Count Paris approaches Capulet and pushes for his marriage to Juliet. Capulet gives in to a marriage within three days. Juliet refuses it but her parents still demand her to marry Paris.
Act III. Scenes V : Juliet’s chamber
Romeo comes to say goodbye to Juliet. Juliet's mother comes . She vows to Juliet that when Romeo is exiled, someone will be sent to kill him. When Juliet is told of the plan she marry Count Paris, she counters that it is only Romeo she will wed.
Juliet's father refuses to hear why she resists marrying Count Paris. He exits. Juliet's mother refuses to listen to Juliet as well, and also exits. Juliet sends word to her parents she's going to see Friar Lawrence to seek absolution. Her final words.

Act IV. Scene I : Friar Laurence’s cell
Paris meets friar to discuss about his marriage, Juliet arrives and she speaks to Paris about her love for Romeo, but in a veiled way. He, not understanding, takes his leave. Juliet pours out her grief to the Friar, and shows him the knife she will use to take her life if something cannot be done. The Friar gives Juliet a potion that will make her appear as dead, that she should take the night before her wedding to Paris. Juliet agrees to take it. Once again she acts out her determination to control her own fate. The Friar also tells Juliet that he will send a note to Romeo through a courier, so Romeo will not be alarmed at her supposed death.
Act IV. Scenes II : hall in Capulet’s house
Juliet returns home and finds her father preparing for her wedding. She now pretends that she will honor his request to marry Count Paris. Her father is so delighted, he says the wedding should happen the very next day.
Act. IV. Scenes III : Juliet’s chamber
Juliet speaks to her mother, that all is in preparation for the next day, words rich in irony. Juliet takes out the vial and wonders if it is really a poison that will kill her and save the Friar the embarrassment of having married her to Romeo. Finally, Juliet drinks from the vial.
Act IV. Scenes IV : hall in Capulet’s house
The elder Capulet and the nurse stay up preparing for the wedding. The approach of Count Paris heard, Capulet sends the nurse to awaken Juliet.
Act IV. Scenes V : Juliet’s chamber
The nurse finds Juliet seemingly dead and calls for others. They mourn Juliet's death. Moments later, Friar Lawrence instructs that Juliet's body be taken to the church for her internment.

Act V. Scenes I : a street in Mantua
A man brings Romeo news of Juliet's death. Romeo is bereaved, but still asks if the man brings a letter from Friar Lawrence. When the answer is "no," Romeo instructs the man to hire him a horse to take him to Verona. As soon as the man departs, Romeo tries to buy a poison to take his life, the apothecary hesitates, because it's against the law.
Act V. Scenes II : Friar Laurence’s cell
Friar Lawrence is told the letter he sent to Romeo about Juliet's seeming death was not delivered. Friar Lawrence realizes he must go immediately to Juliet's tomb and break in to forestall a new tragedy.
Act V. Scenes III : churchyard
Paris comes to see Juliet in her tomb. Soon afterwards, Romeo arrives determined to join Juliet in death. He asks that Balthasar, his companion, take a letter to his father. Paris comes upon Romeo and blames him for Juliet's death, thinking that she killed herself over grief for Tybalt. Romeo tries to tell Paris that he's at Juliet's tomb to join her, but Paris insists on taking Romeo into custody. Romeo draws his sword and slays Paris, who asks with his dying words to join Juliet. Romeo realizes then that it is Count Paris, a kinsman of Mercutio, which adds to his grief.
Romeo kisses Juliet, then drinks his poison. As soon as he falls dead, Friar Lawrence comes on the scene and finds Paris and Romeo. At that moment, Juliet awakes and asks for Romeo. Friar Lawrence, hearing others approach, wants to take Juliet away to be a nun, but she refuses. Friar Lawrence leaves, and Juliet picks up Romeo's dagger and speaks, “O, happy dagger, this is thy sheath. There rust, and let me die."
Juliet kills herself.
Others come upon the scene and a search is mounted to discover what has happened. The heads of the clans Capulet and Montague are sent for, and the Prince of Verona. Balthasar is found and Friar Lawrence.
Romeo's father arrives on with news that his wife has died that night.
The Prince demands an explanation of the events. Friar Lawrence tells him of how the events transpired that led to the deaths of Romeo, Juliet and Paris. The Prince reads Romeo's suicide note, then turns to Capulet and Montague.

Elvis Costello - 'She' with the Liverpool Phil

She
May be the face I can't forget
The trace of pleasure or regret
May be my treasure or the price I have to pay
She
May be the song that summer sings
May be the chill that autumn brings
May be a hundred different things
Within the measure of a day

She
May be the beauty or the beast
May be the famine or the feast
May turn each day into a heaven or a hell
She may be the mirror of my dreams
The smile reflected in a stream
She may not be what she may seem
Inside her shell

She
Who always seems so happy in a crowd
Whose eyes can be so private and so proud
No one's allowed to see them when they cry
She
May be the love that cannot hope to last
May come to me from shadows of the past
That I'll remember till the day I die

She
May be the reason I survive
The why and wherefore I'm alive
The one I'll care for through the rough in ready years
Me
I'll take her laughter and her tears
And make them all my souvenirs
For where she goes I've got to be
The meaning of my life is

She
She, oh she

Book Review : A Child Called It

A child called it is a true story written by a man by the name of Dave. He is abused from the age of 4-12 and 12-18. He is tormented with unbelievable torture, humiliation, starvation, and verbal actions from his own mother.
He got severely abused and treated worse then people treat animals. His mother treats him like an "IT."
This is the first books of the trilogy. This is Dave’s story from age 4 – 12. In this book, the reader can possibly imagine about the torture that he got, and if you kind of sentimental person, you can shed your tears