Stream of Consciousness
Dead Poets Society
Introduction Dead Poets Society (1989) is more than just a film; it is a powerful reflection on education, individuality, and the courage to live authentically. Directed by Peter Weir and starring Robin Williams as the unforgettable English teacher John Keating, the movie is set in a strict boysβ boarding school in the late 1950s. Through poetry, unconventional teaching, and emotional honesty, the film challenges rigid traditions and inspires generations to question authority and embrace their own voices.
By shaoor afridi8 months ago in Poets
What Rage Feels Like
"Majority Fools" What's good for the goose, Is good for the gander. Wrap my neck in a noose, From all that damn slander. What is good for one, Is not good for all. Different lives are spun, Before we even start to crawl. I can talk and talk, Until I'm blue in the face. But your guidelines are chalk, That you refuse to erase. Singular in mind, Solitary in view, Keep on being confined, By everything you thought you knew. A line in the sand, So easy to cross, But your high demands, Mean endless lives are lost. But we have this system, That's confounding to me, It leaves so many victims, So much for "land of the free". But this is what happens, When you go by majority rules. Peoples lives are blackened, Because the majority are fools.
By Hannah Alexander8 months ago in Poets
