Listener ＆ Speaker -a poetic response to "The Sound of the Hollyhocks"

The man heard the hollyhocks talking, talking, talking
They are good listener, hearing, hearing, hearing
Rock in the clinic, hanging, hanging, hanging
Die because of his mother is controlling, controlling, controlling

Gentlemen Your Verdict Poem

Twenty men trapped, at the bottom of the sea

Enough oxygen, only for five men

Time to decide, commander

After a drink, fifteen men didn’t have a family fall on the ground

Live or die, decided by one man

Human rights were taken, died without knowing what happened

Best way and wrong way, guilty or not guilty

Gentlemen, it’s time for you to decide

The Great Gatsby Movie Reviw

I watched the Great Gatsby yesterday after I finished the book one week ago. The movie used Nick’s point of view to show the whole story. He was a bystander, and he was Daisy’s cousin and Gatsby’s closest friend. Gatsby, the protagonist, was a poor young man when he met Daisy and fell in love with her. She left him and married another guy that had money. Gatsby didn’t give up. He worked so hard to gain reputation and became a rich and powerful man. He was great, not because his status, his loyalty to love and his positive attitude was worshipful. He died for his lover, although he known all she cared was money and excitement. It was regrettable that he died at the end of the movie. He could move on and have a better life, but he didn’t. He was just too blind in love.