ahhh!well we cant feel the same emotions as being the third person as the person involved in the relationship himself do.there are many complications due to which people dont break out of the relationships.its the social pressure,cultural stress and surroundings hurdles that stops a person from breaking outof such a relationship,cause people are stained of social stigma if the are divorced or left by their partners.secondly abused loses their confidence and have no guts to go and break up with their partners.if they children,this complicates the situation further as a person(WOMEN)usually binds themself in such relationship as they want their children to have both parents in their lives...these situations and reasons fog up the minds of people and deprive them to continue of such a cruel and unfair relationship,they actually think of others as they are stupid enough for not thinking about themselves,their lack of confidence actually deprives them,as the result they cant face the world independently.

well i think that u should take a deep breath and think about it one more time cause this your life we are talking about.if hes decent to u and u think that he will continue to b decent to u so why not??think about it one more time ask ur parents opinion and u shud go for it.cause if it work out u'll have a friend and a nice soulmate if not,then we'll think about it later.

Summary And Critical Analysis Of Lucy Gray:
Lucy Gray is one of the most known works of WordsWorth. As told before by my colleague, WordsWorth is the “poet of nature”,he was deeply affected by nature. This poem tells the tale of Lucy’s short journey of life in this world—her growth, perfection and untimely death. The poet informs us that Lucy lived a delicate and solitary life in the world of Nature unpolluted by human intrusion.

This poem has two phases first,the brighter side and then the tragic end.

wordsworth here discusses nature beautifully,such a way that its sketch automatically forms in our mind(that,what I think is the magic of words).The character lucy is written as a little,beautiful and obedient girl whose untimely death is a big tragedy here!!!blow is given ,that is the lucy’s untimely death.
The most touchy and moving part for me was the desperate efforts of parents in search of their child.the emotional state of parents at the loss of their daughter is quite impressive…anyone can associate themselves with it,with a feeling of losing a loved and near one. This kind of situation is very hard to explain specially when your writing a poem,and that is why Wordsworth resorts to rhetorical way: he compares the fragility and the beauty of her existence to that of a violent which blooms by a mossy stone, where it remains half-hidden from others.
In the final stanzas, Wordsworth informs the reader of Lucy’s secluded way of life and her sudden death. Just as she lived unknown, she also died unknown. Finally the poet suddenly becomes conscious of the immediate reality that she is no more alive!!! in this world and is sleeping forever in her grave. He feels acute pain in his heart and abruptly ends the poem with equivocal words. Now he can feel the difference of his situation of utter grief that has been created by the loss from the one of divine bliss when she was alive.
“boundary being, nature sprite and human, yet not quite either”.
She reminds us of the traditional mythical person who lives, ontologically, an intermediate life, or mediates various realms of existence."[34] Although the poems evoke a sense of loss, they also hint at the completeness of Lucy's life—she was raised by nature and survives in the memories of others.[86] She became, in the opinion of the American poet and writer David Ferry (b. 1924), "not so much a human being as a sort of compendium of nature", while "her death was right, after all, for by dying she was one with the natural processes that made her, and fantastically ennobled thereby".[87]
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I believe Wordsworth took the tragic story of a lonely little girl who drowned alone knowing no-one would hear her calls very much to heart and immortilised her memory forever in the poem of Lucy Gray, that she should forever live on in our readings and debates,whether you like the poem or not you shall never forget the poem or the story associated with it,of a tragic turn of events that to be honest happens in everyday life,but years after such a tragedy how many of you can honestly say you can remember the childs name that was involved, not many im sure but you;ll all remember Lucy Gray thats for sure. angel123

| Posted on 2010-06-24 | by a guest

lucy Gray is a nice projection of the society where child labourer existed. . . a girl child habitually obeying dad\'s call for a duty to her other parent. the suspicious death of Lucy actually shocked Dorothy who related n shared her depression or sadness with her dear brother. sir William has rather potrayed the innocent obedient child who was fearless to face the stormy night though unknown of the fatality of travelling on a snowy stormy path, unaware n inexperienced to face such an inclement weather n finally couldn\'t survive. so wordsworth is grt.

| Posted on 2010-09-15 | by a guest

The series presents nature as a force by turns benevolent and malign.[91] It is shown at times to be oblivious to and uninterested in the safety of humanity.[92]

DIABETES :

INTRODUCTION:
“DIABETES IS CHRONIC DISEASE
WHICH IS CAUSED DUE TO HIGH
GLUCOSE LEVEL IN BLOOD.IT IS
A KIND OF METABOLIC DEFECT WHICH ARISES DUE TO
INSUFFICIENT OR NO PRODUCTION
OF INSULIN OR DUE TO INABILITY
OF OUR BODY TO USE OR RESPOND TO ITS PRODUCTION”
BACKGROUND:

Diabetes (diabetes mellitus) is classed as a metabolism disorder. Metabolism refers to the way our bodies use digested food for energy and growth. Most of what we eat is broken down into glucose. Glucose is a form of sugar in the blood - it is the principal source of fuel for our bodies.When our food is digested the glucose makes its way into our bloodstream. Our cells use the glucose for energy and growth.
Glucose is one of the most important metabolities of blood.its level must be controlled.its the main respiratory substrate and must be supplied continuously to all cells for functions.lack in glucose level results in fainting.the normal glucose level in blood is 90mp per 100cm^3 but may vary from 70 to 150 mg per hundred cubes.rise of glucose in blood stimulates the production of insulin and its decrease will inhibit it. However, glucose cannot enter our cells without insulin being present - insulin makes it possible for our cells to take in the glucose.

NOW WHAT IS INSULIN??
Insulin is a harmone produced by pancreas.insulin actually help in digestion of glucose and its incorporation in blood.it maintains the sugar(glucose)level in blood.its ceased or insufficient production is the main cause of diabetes.

CAUSE OF DIABETES:
The most initial and most primary cause of diabetes,as mentioned above,is insufficient production of insulin.it may be due to the phase if pancreas stop producing insulin or the cells start resisting the working of insulin.in both ways glucose level rise and cause diabetes.

TYPES OF DIABETES:
Diabetes is of three main types depending upon its cause:
TYPE 1 DIABETES:
CAUSE: it occurs when our body stop producing insulin and insulin is injected externally.it is referred as insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, IDDM for short, and juvenile diabetes.

TYPE 2 DIABETES:
CAUSE:it occurs when our cells fail to use insulin properly and offer resistance in its functioning.it is referred as non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, NIDDM for short, and adult-onset diabetes.

GESTATIONAL DIABETES:
CAUSE:it occurs when a pragnent women suddenly get high level of glucose.

SYMPTOMS OF DIABETES:
Some of the signs and symptoms of type 1 and type 2 diabetes include:
• Increased thirst
• Frequent urination
• Extreme hunger
• Unexplained weight loss
• Presence of ketones in the urine (ketones are a byproduct of the breakdown of muscle and fat that happens when there's not enough insulin)
• Fatigue
• Blurred vision
• Slow-healing sores