Literature That Speaks
John Green says to us
A labyrinth
The true definition of society
The true definition of this world we live in
Alaska asks him, “How do we escape this labyrinth of suffering?”
Pudge says “To forgive.”
We must forgive who mutilated our spirits
We must go throughout the world as if it were an eternal labyrinth
A maze
A puzzle
A perilous journey
Pudge says, “To Forgive.”
So I think I will
Johnathon Larson states
No Day But Today
The motto that should be cherished
Angel lies in a hospital bed dying
Collins cries to save his one true love
Mimi sleeps in the park
Shivering, wheezing, in pain
Roger is nowhere to be found
Both couples loved each other
But they did not cherish what they had
Tomorrow is not guaranteed
Yesterday has past
Today is all we have, therefore make use of it
Suzanne Collins argues
Our people are dying
They are starving
Cry out for help, but no one is there to hear
Children suffer
Babies scream as they go to bed famished
Parents are being consumed
Children assume their roles
Must urgently mature
Must sacrifice childhood to survive
And the government keeps a blind eye
They use fear and hopelessness as a tactic to remain in control
Issues can be resolved, but they desire not to
President Snow said it best
“Hope is the only thing stronger than fear.”
Hope is the only thing that can help us survive in the midst of hell
We must have hope for a better day
The sun will come out Tomorrow
I inform that
Each quote’s influence began in a piece of literature
Literature is education
Education influences readers to be enlightened
To Hope
To Dream
To Live
Literature teaches morals
Ignorance is the reason for corruption
If the world can change in anyway
It would be for more people to read
Reading is the door to possibilities
Possibilities that are endless.