To A Mouse, by Robert Burns and Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck

For two different mice in 2011 and two different male average readers, Robert Burns and John Steinbeck 's "mouse" may initially seem very similar at first. to change. After reading this poem, Steinbeck found an inspiration for writing a novel. His novel was scheduled in Salinas, California in the 1920s, about immigrant livestock, and this poem is about a man who inadvertently used the plow to destroy the "house" of the volley. Convict.

Therefore, in the last year of my school, I studied only one of three designated texts, Steinbeck's "Mice and People". Published in 1937, the title comes from a poem by Robert Burns written "The best plan for mice and men" which means "the best plan of agley behind the mouse and male / gang" . "In the Great Depression mice and men tell stories of immigrant outdoor workers Renee and George looking for American dreams Unlike JD Sarlinger's" rye captors ", Steinbeck novels are often vulgar Because it was considered to be a word, it became a victim of censorship.

Robert Burns once said "The best policy for rats is often confused." In other words, the idea does not necessarily go as they wish. Many people agree that this statement is correct. The novel by John Steinbeck's novel "The Man and the Man" and William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" proves the authenticity of this sentence. - If you believe that this is a book in the Gospel of John, are you alive? God inspired writer John to write miracles and miracles that happened in the days of Jesus. These signs and words are related to each other. In this book, the existence of Jesus, the existence of God, is revealed. It shows that Jesus and the Father are one.

John Steinbeck's "Mice and Men" is the best written example that individual wishes and dreams end in tragedy and broken heart. In the poem by Robert Burns 'To A Mouse', this sentence is revealed throughout the poem and proved to be true. The whole poem tells a story about the dawn of a new winter mouse without evacuation centers, but the most important sentence of this wonderful masterpiece is in the second half. "... The best plan is to combine a mouse and a human, do nothing and promise happiness of sorrow and pain." Through this excerpt, Robert Burns says that to some extent the best plans for all creatures Let them have only pain and sorrow for their dream of happiness. In today's tragedy and unhappy world, society can truly establish true insight to correctly define this sentence. The world is often facing a catastrophic event!