Be warned, lots of language, a strong one I should add and this letter may seem narcissistic, so brace yourselves. This letter is only a server for a ticket out of abuse and abusive relationships. You do not have to copy and paste this, obviously one it would plagiarism, but…

To many of us, abuse should not be a topic that is easily digestible, fathomable or dealt with. And it is true, it is one of the hardest topics to talk about from a neutral perspective, let alone from a personal experience. The question that we may find ourselves asking…

We all get to a point in our lives where, as our parents always say: we need to study well at school, go to college and work hard there and get the best dream job out there, get hired by someone to basically live off a decent job with a decent income. — Isn’t this right? Haven’t we been taught like this all our lives? Lets see what this poem has to say about this: Time, time and time again So, how long do we actually get to work for a “full-time” job? 8–9 or even 10 hours a day of work is how much we are supposed to spend to get the tasks done per day, right?

We are created free on this planet, aren’t we all? We all believe in this concept of freedom, endeavour to get it, reach out to it, as if it is something far away, we all race to obtain it. So what if we actually run to get it? Can we catch it? What about the rest of us? What about humanity then? — The concept, for this and many other reasons is unbreakable, invisible, unreachable and unattainableable, for everyone to be granted FREEDOM all our lives.

What are we really? What are we without one significant family member? — What are we if we forget about, well… enough talking about our mothers, about our fathers? What is a family devoid of the father? how are children to live strong without their father? Lets see what this poem has to teach us about fatherhood. Our fathers are our leaders since birth Our fathers must be present in our lives, for they know so much in life better than how we do in our childhood. They lead us by their fatherly behaviors and actions.

Have you ever felt that life is so unfair? Have you ever felt so defeated? Have you ever felt so weak as if both your knees were chopped and can no longer walk? But at the same time, just decided not to care anymore? — Have you ever embraced that pain so much that you felt it made you invincible? Well, how about this poem? Life tests us and gives us dark times Well, “out of the night black as the pit” that covers us all in fact, are we ever really grateful for our unconquerable souls.

What is more fun than to travel by the first page you read when you open your novel? In this novel,, we get to travel with our protagonist, experience the funny by instructional journey he goes through with his partner “Passepartout” and his lover. — Are you ready for this journey? Buckle up, it is going to be a tight journey! Prove those who underestimate you wrong The protagonist in the novel Phileas Fogg, know for his meticulousness, and huge house, has to face the challenge of travelling around the world for a bet of £20000 made by the members of…

Only of the strong-hearted readers. I honestly have to say, the novel felt so real while reading it. — Innocence being corrupted by knowledge, the importance of friendly relationships, motherhood and protection, mental sanity, the delicious mystery of things and attempt to exceed ones expectations, are prominant life lessons in the gothic novel by Henry James “The Turn of the Screw”. If youre ready for the following scare, please make sure you are at least 80% ready.

If you have come across the subject literature, then you surely have known or at least heard, somewhere along the line, the name William Shakespeare. One of his ingenious works, one that we can relate to is “Macbeth”, lets take a look at where his creative genius in his work lies. Too Ambitious? Be Careful What You Wish For Macbeth in the play, like anyone of us, has a huge mission he is looking forward to achieve: becoming King in the place of King Duncan.