Wake up, make coffee, drink coffee, make breakfast, eat breakfast, open the door of the car, drive to school, arrive at school, go to class, leave class, lunch, go to class, leave class, go home, do homework, eat dinner, shower, sleep. “Bip Bip Bip” and it all starts over again. Sometimes I wonder if people are robots. With all those very specific routines, that most of the society take too seriously, we sometimes don’t notice new stuff, we are to adapt to the same tree, at the same place, at the same time we go to school every morning, but did we see that there was a tone of trash next to it? No! Because we know what that tree looks like, and it wasn’t “enough important” to make people realize it had changed, we were too focused on getting our routine right. Why are routines so much important for humans?
E.E cumings is a poet that changed my way of seeing the world. Through his poems, I realize that I …show more content…
I think it is because that movie is so intense but so real, they show the reality that people don’t want to see, that they want to ignore, to do like it was normal but it is not. It is an extremely big problem. People should realize it, it is not normal that men are paid more than women or white people to have more rights than other skin colors. A gender or a color shouldn’t impact people’s decisions in some situations. I grew because now I know what it is like to try to leave a mark in the world when you are a woman or to try to revolt but you know you have no chances. In The great debater when a girl, Samantha, showed up to be part of the debaters, everyone was surprised. They were looking at her like if she was in the wrong class. And I became more mature because now I can have interesting conversations with my friends. The traditional “What’s up?” is now transformed into “Do you know what happened at the end of the movie? OMG, it is like this and like that…it is