Eliezer Wiesel lost his faith. I read as he struggled to retain it amidst the suffering of[…]
Night Personal Response- Irony of fear
“Fear is an idea-crippling, experience-crushing, success-stalling inhibitor inflicted only by yourself” – Stephanie Melish Night- This novel takes on the task of addressing and describing the indescribable, through the horrific account of an innocent witness,[…]
Night Personal Response – We Still Believed
As children we ran Carefree through the streets Looking at the stars We still believed The adults started talking differently Hushed voices and newspapers Things I once saw every day Hidden away But the adults[…]
7 Personalities
WITH THE RECENT OUTBREAK OF COVID-19, LIVES ACROSS THE GLOBE HAVE LOST ROUTINE. WHERE THE 7 DAYS OF THE WEEK BROUGHT DIVERSITY AND FEELING TO OUR LIFESTYLE, STAYING AT HOME WITHOUT A SET PURPOSE HAS[…]
“Loss of Religion” – Night Personal Response
Throughout the novel Night, author Elie Wiesel introduces the idea of one’s moral and religious beliefs being challenged as a result of extreme, unfortunate circumstances. Best illustrated by Eliezer constantly questioning the means of God. […]
“Dear Mr. Wiesel” Night Response
Dear readers, welcome to my creative response to one Elie Wiesel’s Night. Perhaps the most accurate way to describe my response is this: an open letter, directed at Mr. Wiesel, discussing and questioning Night. Enjoy, […]
Faith in Religion – “Night” Personal Response
A response to “Night” by[…]
light in the waters – a return to romance
As a gently cynical pessimist, I thought it a good idea to look at the positive – and I do have quite a bit of free time on my hands, so while I work on[…]
“The Night and I” Night Personal Response
The Night and I. Take a step forward. One backward. Realize the enveloping darkness. Within one’s soul, lies the lifeless night… It captures me and I resist. Resisting with my limbs, body, and[…]
look for the sunshine
With all this “free” time now, I finally have a moment to just sit down and write. So here are some ramblings to help me (and maybe some others) through this weird point in time.[…]
