'The Lesson of the Moth\r'

'Do you feel desire you awake(p) your invigoration to questionable? Or do you feel that sustenance is to short and you should take each beautiful moment? Similar situation to the rime â€Å"the lesson of the moth”, the moth, he takes life for granted and rather adventure his life for one moment. As for the roach he similars to take functions slow as in livelihood a longer life. He wouldn’t sound throw his life away for nothing, Quality everywhere quantity (moth) v. quantity over quality (roach). The moth is unsafe and the cockroach is a pansy.\r\nMy reaction to the poem is that I agree. Also, I was surprised at how the author employ animals as examples, instead of humans. it should be a combination of the two, because you should do exciting things in life scarce at the same time be elaborate what you do that way you don’t live a short life, but it is exciting at the same time. Because it’s okay to take the barbaric side, but if you fail i t’s on you. And like the roach you’re taking more step to a better life without any worries.\r\nI calculate this story teaches the lesson that some people beseem so sucked in with what they want in life and what they believe will make them happy they let all their inhibitions go, and their sense of reason almost disappears. What we think will make us happy, doesn’t eer turn out the way we predict it to. mankind and the moth are trying to accomplish the same thing… a better life. Man wishes to live his life with half of the happiness and live twice as long, while the moth would rather live its life to the fullest nonetheless if it means it will be cut short.\r\n'