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…confirmation of the wings and flies by rocking its great body through the atmosphere. All of the birds listed above are considered soaring migrants, which depend upon thermals and updrafts to travel long distances. Raptors slope soar by gliding along the updraft…

…could a small bird change the author’s mood and as a result, the poem? The meadowlark flies and sings. And his “five notes pierce the windroar like a flash of nectar on mind”. The meadowlark has shown another world, another “home” which the author…

…to an oversight,” “one hundred thirty three days,” “keys simultaneously and the bird flies” “on the walls,” “Shotwell is not himself,” “I am not well,” “Introduction to Marketing,” “Watching the console,” “bouncing his rubber ball on the floor in a steady, rhythmical…

…. The first line expresses the theme of death literally in the words, “when I died (Baym 1202)”, and in the use of the words, “I heard a fly buzz (Baym 1202)”. A fly lays its eggs in dead organisms; a decaying corpse is often seen swarming with flies…

…are dependent upon the high-oxygen content of the roiling surf to survive. Inland from the surf zone, sand craves scavenge in the sun-dried kelp and bury in the sand, using their antennae to rake food particles to their mouths. Kelp flies, wrack flies, rove beetles…

…. Reed’s son, in which her mind has drifted off to the topic of ghosts and spirits coming back from the dead to take revenge on the living and then, upon thinking she has seen a ghost, flies into a panic, waking the whole household and being severely scolded…

…This novel chronicles the long journey home of a Civil War soldier, Inman, to Cold Mountain in North Carolina. The story begins in a military hospital, and Inman's neck wound, a long difficult-to-heal horizontal slice received in battle, is drawing flies…

…, it is a netherworld between reality and the fictions of the authors mind; “The room / Shifts till the dust flies in between our eyes. The only hope is visitors will come And talk of other things than our disease...” The language used by the poet…

…the death of Jesus Christ and the flies, which gathered on his body at the time of crucifixion. Looking like nails, their presence had the happy effect of preventing more nails form being driven into the body. The result is that flies may now dine at Kings…

…however the most prominent sound is in fact non-diegetic and comes in the form of The Doors song “The End.” The first cymbal of this song is played as soon as a darkly painted helicopter flies low to the ground from the left hand side of the screen to the right…