Poetry Response Essay

I in reality love this poem by Wendy Copes because of the message that it tells me. For some reason in that location are those people who wish to pull someone down. Sometimes it is because of jealousy, envy and pride. In reality, no matter how hard you try to be healthy and to appreciate everyone, you really cannot please anybody. There will always be those who are against you. The poem tells me that I should not let anyone interfere with what I am doing or to let anyone block my way to great heights. That I should always do my best and show everyone what I can do, what I am able to do, my talents and abilities. Everyone has his or her own end in tone and we must focus on that goal, not looking to anyone but on that goal alone. We should not get our attention off our goal and let someone mess with that. We should always remain focused in achieving that goal or else we may not be able to achieve it.It is current that no one can live alone and that we need others to be able to l ive and be happy. Still we should not let those who despise us or envy us to be the reason for our failure, if we do so, we will certainly achieve nothing. Every time that an opportunity for us to be recognized is given grab it.We should not favor or look onto anyone who losss the same opportunity like us. Every opportunity is a stepping stone in achieving our goal, our desire, and our future. The world is a place wherein the strongest is given greater opportunity oer the weak, the talented above those that are not, and the wise over the fools. We should let our light shine, and our talents to be revealed in order to be hold both by man and society.Also, the poem tells us that we should not be move or hindered by anyone. We should not be ashamed in showing our talents and as well as emotions. We must be true(a) to ourselves and not compromising to anyone. If we are glad let it show in our own way. Dance or jump or shout if you want to. We should not let anyone to be reason for o ur sadness and downfall.Works CitedThe British Council. No date. Wendy Cope. November 19, 2007