Eliezer Wiesel lost his faith. I read as he struggled to retain it amidst the suffering of[…]
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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[…]
“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. […]
Faith in Religion – “Night” Personal Response
A response to “Night” by[…]
“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[…]
the shape of freedom: a polished creative response
…an individual’s response to the constraints of convention or circumstance. Text: Diary of a Piano- Tuner’s Wife by Wilmer Mills He lived his life in a straight line, neat and orderly. Even the slightest curve was[…]
Forgetful Separation. -Polished Personal.
Forgetful Separation “The impact of separation on an individual’s life.” Separation from precious people or things has worked its way into the lives of many individuals. Whether it was an accidental disaster or a long-planned[…]
I Worked on the Water – Polished Personal: Constraints
I Worked on the Water An individual’s response to the constraints of convention or circumstance. Source: Angela’s Ashes I worked on the water — or rather, I worked on the ships that sailed in[…]
skating on ice: a polished personal
The impact of separation in an individual’s life. Text: All My Puny Sorrows and Approaching Shadow There are no words that define the love for my sister. It isn’t just her humour, or her[…]
~A Thousand Splendid Suns – an Unexpected Parallel~
~ Mariam and Laila… What is it about these characters that some of us feel a strong connection to, but we are yet nothing alike? Perhaps there is more to than what meets[…]
