Materialism Stories

So these are my thoughts and opinions turned into a form of writing on us as a people and other than most of my writing its kinda positive haha As always feedback is loveddd even if you think it suck I would love to hear why so thank you for your time *

VERSION 1 Rose and Shon are deeply in loved in every way. But materialism stands in between two of them. It distances them. Could they conquered it? Or the materialism tears them off? Stop guessing. Start reading. Extra details: http://sphotos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/47803_268673749931942_1348896815_n.jpg _______________________________________________________ VERSION 2 Mankind are now living in an absolute materialistic society. Material objects are far more important than anything and everything. Happiness of one’s life is now even measured by how much money and stuff he or she had rather than how healthy and happy he or she is. Is there any room for TRUE LOVE in this materialistic society? Is TRUE LOVE still exists now? What will happen if people think Material objects are much more important and essential than TRUE LOVE? The answer is all inside this novel, Love like Hell. By Craze

A Suess-ish story about a man who wanted things more than friends. In the end he discovers that shiny things can never replace good friends.

And so the big question is: "How do we inherit eternal life?" Well, we have to start somewhere. Materialism brought to attention in the form of a simple homily

I was once the hunter.

This 20-part poem narrates a young woman's transformative journey of self-discovery, beginning with her departure from the familiar confines of city life into the depths of an ancient forest. Amidst nature's embrace, she confronts her fears, reflects on her past, and uncovers her authentic self. The forest serves as both a literal and metaphorical backdrop, symbolizing the complexities and mysteries of her inner world. Through solitude and introspection, she gains clarity, strength, and a renewed sense of purpose. Upon returning to society, she applies the wisdom acquired from her experiences, fostering genuine connections and inspiring others to embark on their own paths of self-realization. The poem emphasizes themes of personal growth, the cyclical nature of life, and the profound impact of nature on the human spirit. This narrative aligns with the themes explored in Carol Ann Duffy's "Little Red Cap," where the protagonist's venture into the forest signifies a journey of self-discovery and transformation. Additionally, the poem resonates with the sentiments expressed in "Finding Myself - A Poem About the Journey of Self Discovery," which delves into the search for truth and the courage to explore uncharted territories within oneself. Furthermore, the poem reflects the idea that poetry serves as a medium connecting individuals to their core, offering insight and courage to delve deep within and discover the depth of their thoughts.

A collection of poems.

First published September 1938.

The values of man are disappearing: the more we go forward, the more we go back.

Word Count: 10.6K There was nothing lacking in Naresh"s flamboyant lifestyle. Gold? Check. Women? Check. Riches? Check! All in all, the landlord had everything he desired. Until one fateful night, a chance encounter with Death changed everything completely, and now he runs, he runs drastically for "Peace" (Complete.) Now available on Amazon. http://www.amazon.in/dp/B08LTQH2PX (India) http://www.amazon.com/dp/B08LTQH2PX (US)

With all this turmoil going on with blacks surviving in america and in this cold world today's time. I give you a poem I wrote called "New Slavery". Talking about materialism as the new "slave masters" of America home of the free and the land of the brave. Hope this poem touch you as it did me writing it. Enjoy

A dying boy comes to peace with death after meeting a man who had just lost his immortality.

This poem shows emphasis on the way our generation have been entangled with the things of the world.