Compare And Contrast Augustus And Ginsburg

When Augustus tell Hazel that he loves her, she is unable to say it back, maybe being afraid of the fact that she might hurt him when she passes away. They board the plane to Amsterdam where Hazel sits in the middle beside Augustus and her mother. Hazel is reading a poem called Howl by Allen Ginsburg for school, and Augustus asks her to read some of it out loud. Hazel says no and that it isn’t the type of poem that is read in front of your mother as Allen Ginsburg had done more drugs that her. Finally, she decides to say The Love Song of Alfred J. Prufrock instead. When she finishes, Augustus tells her that he is in love with her. Hazel gets a bit uncomfortable afterward, but Augustus says that he understands that “love is a shout into the