Poem Analysis: Circles

This sonnet was very powerful and gives us, humans, the message of our carelessness and our evolution. Our society has transformed into a violent one. Thousands of our kind have murdered and stole amazing possessions that even now, our leaders have a difficult time dealing with these crimes. Nonetheless, the leaders are not different from their citizens either. Leaders around the world are acting aggressively and selfishly, conquering lands and waging wars around the globe. In the modern generation, the populations of criminals grow, over-shadowing the peaceful and benevolent people. Every day, thousands of humans become victims and is exposed to death, as millions of our species have been assaulted and have been slain. This catastrophe has …show more content…
This poem reminds us that circles have more meaning than what it already means, which is that represents the bond within your family, friends and your companion. The shape represents cultures and is the first in every culture. The circle is strong and is unbreakable. This represents your love for one another and no one in the entire country can interfere with your relationship with that person. This symbolic shape has a line that has no end, yet it connects. Meaning that your love with one another, shall last for eternity and become infinite. The circle also represents happiness as rings were created for couples and this was the only circle that has reached your heart’s desire. Rings are very holy for couples as it signifies people’s connections with them. Circles symbolize peace as countries began to leave their shadowy cave and united with other countries using the symbol of peace to create their beliefs. These beliefs will be passed down for the upcoming generations. Circles are indestructible infinite bonds that you share with your precious loved ones. This poem is relatable an important, especially in our generation. The new human race must understand and learn about humanities past and how they evolve. This poem goes back to humanity’s past and teaches us the life before technology was invented in the galaxy and displays our drastic evolution. Back in the day, there were no seat belts, let alone that many cars around …show more content…
Grownups are getting lots of disabilities throughout their senior years due to their immune system weak and other organ problems. Nonetheless, it is almost impossible to sustain a healthy life through your final years as your body will spate from you one day. However, that’s what makes them human and us, ourselves. Living through the final stage of your glorious life is tough and this specific poem relates to those hard times, how people receive Alzheimer’s and suddenly forget the happiest moments of their lives. Having Alzheimer’s means relying on a calendar more frequently. Hearing loss is another disability that people get. It prevents you from hearing certain words, which will affect your lives immensely. After a couple of decades, the elder’s bones will detach from their commands and the individual will melt at the surface of the Earth. These newly acquired aptitudes will make people look at the mirror, remembering the memorable times they had before their final goodbye to Mother Nature. This poem retells itself to people like us, that life doesn’t always turn out the way you want and the happiest times of your life won’t be