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Strategic Anglerfish: Poem Analysis
On a personal note, I’d compare myself to a strategic Anglerfish in the deep depths of the ocean where the impossible unknown is possible. An Anglerfish uses a luminous piece of flesh that hangs above its head to attract what it needs most, prey. In comparison, in order for humans to achieve the goals they want and need most, they must use their complex minds to set ambitious goals and strive for it. Without goals, we will have no structure or guidance in this blur we call life. It’s tough and bewildering to envision a life lacking such crucial aspirations. It’s critical that we set and pursue the goals and aspirations we ache for in life. If we don’t strive for it, we will never reach a satisfying position in our lives. A dream can be as

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