The Nobody Who Became a Somebody

Emily Dickinson is known for her lonely personality, so she never left home after dropping out of Holyoke University. She never likes to go out from the public eye and some point in her life I think she thinks it unreasonable to announce her poem. In her poetry published in 1891 "Who am I, who are you? (260)", this poem is famous and emphasizes the desire to enjoy loneliness. With Dickinson, a pronoun of such a pronoun, it is a pleasure that my dear friends, readers, why can not be anyone.

"You can not have a person.I can not lose what you do not have.I will say that you have him.Do you really love a person who does not have you? It was not, you were not, he dedicated your life to him Your life, girls If girls are not meaningful to you, you can give it up and give it to him. So why is it more important to him? He can not rate you and can not evaluate himself. "

This is a short story about the four people Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, Nobody. There is an important work to do, and everyone is convinced that someone will do this. Everyone can do it, but no one can. It's everybody's work, so some people are angry about this. Everyone thinks that everyone can do it, but no one is aware that everyone can not do it. The result is that everyone blames someone when nobody can do anything they can do. At the end of the day thoughts and actions come from somewhere. If we want to produce a difference, we should also be different. We tell the heart and soul at the deepest level in your mind about how we look and how we interact with the world, as well as who we are. This is not perfect. If you want, start with the people in the mirror and create our own changes.