I read a poem entitled Life Struggles. I'm going to break it down sentence by sentence.
"Life is the sum of experiences that we encounter as we go through life." This line basically defines life in a very short sentence. Every thing that we experience has a different effect on the course of our life. All of these experiences add up to create one overall thing called life. Life changes as we encounter new events.
"Day to day struggles and triumphs are experienced by all of the world's creatures." This line lets us know that we're not alone when we face a challenge in life. Humans face many challenges in life, you're not the only one. Humans aren't the only ones either because animals and all other living things also face challenges!
"As human beings, when we encounter a challenge, we have the freedom to choose how to react." This line shows us as humans that there's not a set in stone way to deal with a struggle in life, but, whatever decision we make better be the best because it was our decision, not someone else's.
"Everyone decision that we make leads us down a different road." This line is telling us that even the smallest decisions alter and adjust your life path. No one travels on the same road because noone makes the same exact decisions.
"We will never come to exactly the same crossroads." Like I said, noone travels on the same road. We can't make decisions based upon what the people around us due just because you want to be on the same path as them. They didn't make the exact same decisions as you in the past, so it's pointless to try to be like them by making the same decisions. You won't end up at the exact some crossroads, or destination.
"Every decision that we make has significance." You may not think that everything has impact on your life, but it does. Even the smallest of things. They all lead to another thing which leads to another thing which ends up leading to something very important. The small decisions lead you to and make the big decisions.
"The tiniest decisions reverberates throughout the entire universe." This line is trying to teach us that our decisions don't just affect us. They affect our friends, our loved ones, and even people you've never met before.
Overall, this poem is pretty straight forward. It doesn't take too much analysis to understand, but it is a very
heavy poem. Very deep is an easier way to put it. It's short and sweet, getting right to the point. It pretty much sums life up in seven sentences.
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