Argumentative essays are a skill perfected by practice. You have to understand where you stand in the argument, the other arguments presented, and what the facts are. Terrorist negotiation sounds like a very interesting topic. How, exactly, were you supposed to go about your argument? Were you supposed to formulate your own strategy on how to negotiate, or if negotiating is the right thing to do, after analyzing and critiquing other methods used?

Poetry is extremely different than prose. Prose is more thought out--in most cases--and it has a definite plot, thought out characters, and is more descriptive. Poetry is stripped down and has many different forms. There are hycoos, sonnets, free-form, slam, ect.

To me, poetry is more of a form of word vomit. I don't like to have form or thought. I just have one point I want to make and I just let the words flow. If I rhyme, then so be it, if not, then whatever. I just want to get my point across. Poetry is much more raw than prose; it comes directly from emotion; it addresses a topic head-on.

Argument Essay: One Keep your rhetorical triangle in mind and stay away from pathos and ethos as much as possible and lay heavily on logos. Use your research resources to your advantage such as your universities library, your online databases, and other scholarly sources. A good 20% of your time should be spent researching. It is usually good to start and outline ro reflect thoughts, by determining the point of your argument to form a precise thesis expressed in the beginning. The Monroe (I. A. 1. (a. (1.) format works nicely in organizing. You need to ask yourself the reasons of such an argument at all angles and present to the best of the rhetorical triangle. In college it is not easy, keep practicing and developing, if your university has a writing lab, I'd advice using it and abusing it. If you would like to survive college composition courses a copy of the "Easy Writer" by Andrea A. Lunsford may be beneficial. If your professor is making you use a text book by Norton, than already they has proven to be short on the chain of questionable authority on the university level.

Poetry can be determined in many ways, however it offense comes as an expression of human pabulum in existence and the condition in all its forms. It comes usually from a point to be made to girth. Now, truth be told poetry comes from the frontal neural cerebral cortex, although it can be argued the heart and soul. Still, most take their poetry comes from everything. Understanding the meaning of a poem depends on the poetic age and the point. Most modern works are easier to see through than swish cheese. Certain older and nonwestern authors are not. As the case usually falls on linguistics and symbols of which have become deranged in globalization and enculturation over time. Of course everything can not be understood to the Nagel hypothesis of authorship up to the rhetorical triangle if one writes it he expects others to read it and understand. Understanding symbols falls to experience, mainly one in art and literature. Inference and interpretation logically also prevails tide heavily to pathos.

Yeesh, sorry for the dyslexia attack.