In “My Meaning of Life” by Emily David she strongly emphasizes her view on life. The poem uses astonishing metaphors to express how she has an intake on her own lifestyle. She tries not to startle us rather to inform. David speaks of peace, love, hatred, and war. She gives us examples on how to explicate what she is trying to tell and ask.
The author states, “The meaning of life has no definition, it’s never the same.” To me she is saying one moment people can believe their definition is “to live and savor it until the end”, subsequently become sidetracked and change their aspect about life. She also mentions “How it’s different, makes it unique for every living soul.” Life within itself is unique. Unique means one of a genre; …show more content…
“Like fire, can cause war and peace”, is she trying to say that fire can destroy this entire world with one little flame? In war you have to be courageous, fierce, and powerful like a fire. On the other hand fire can symbolize tranquility and easiness. In love, you can be a flame searching for an igniting to construct as one. “Like money, used and wasted.” They say, “Money is the root to all evil,” money will build people do psychotic things. Humans kill others when it comes to dinero. We the people seem to misunderstand the use of money. People abuse it in so numerous ways, such as counterfeiting it. David uttered “Hated, loved, and wanted.” People hate others since they have more wealth than they have. Money has caused so countless broken hearts for false dealings. Money will be something that’ll always be wanted.
She questions the readers and say “But is there a meaning to it?” Well is there and connotation to anything that we do? “Is there meaning to your life?”, “I don’t know you decide.” David reverted to using questions, maybe as she wanted the readers to really reevaluate their views furthermore values at a different angle. She wants us to know, despite what she has interpreted she cannot change our
The author states, “The meaning of life has no definition, it’s never the same.” To me she is saying one moment people can believe their definition is “to live and savor it until the end”, subsequently become sidetracked and change their aspect about life. She also mentions “How it’s different, makes it unique for every living soul.” Life within itself is unique. Unique means one of a genre; …show more content…
“Like fire, can cause war and peace”, is she trying to say that fire can destroy this entire world with one little flame? In war you have to be courageous, fierce, and powerful like a fire. On the other hand fire can symbolize tranquility and easiness. In love, you can be a flame searching for an igniting to construct as one. “Like money, used and wasted.” They say, “Money is the root to all evil,” money will build people do psychotic things. Humans kill others when it comes to dinero. We the people seem to misunderstand the use of money. People abuse it in so numerous ways, such as counterfeiting it. David uttered “Hated, loved, and wanted.” People hate others since they have more wealth than they have. Money has caused so countless broken hearts for false dealings. Money will be something that’ll always be wanted.
She questions the readers and say “But is there a meaning to it?” Well is there and connotation to anything that we do? “Is there meaning to your life?”, “I don’t know you decide.” David reverted to using questions, maybe as she wanted the readers to really reevaluate their views furthermore values at a different angle. She wants us to know, despite what she has interpreted she cannot change our