Author Archives: Kenneth Mills

It is a warm and sunny day, like all the days before and time to come. The weather is perfect, the mood is perfect, everything is perfect. All of the inhabitants work in tangum, all moving towards the same goal, … Continue reading →

Two people meet, overcome obstacles, and fall in love, a traditional love story. The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien is also a love story, but it is not a traditional one. Like war, it is not, and cannot be … Continue reading →

Luxurious car, lavish parties, insurmountable wealth, a full and perfect life. But this life was not complete for Jay Gatsby, a wealthy mafia member in the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Although Gatsby had achieved an immense … Continue reading →

Bread and butter, ham and eggs, Maggie and Pete. All three pairs fit together seamlessly and cannot stand alone. However, one pair is different: Maggie and Pete. In Maggie: A girl of the Streets by Stephen Crane, Maggie and Pete’s … Continue reading →

In over three hundred years, nothing has changed. From the time of the Puritans in the seventeenth century, to modern Americans today, people’s morals have remained the same, poor. Although people can seem nice to others, it does not mean … Continue reading →

Home: the place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household. This puts my home at Latitude: 42.58348, Longitude: -71.054034, the place where I live permanently as a member of a family. But this is … Continue reading →

Throughout the novel, Pearl can be seen as a joy in her mother’s life, but this is a false joy as it is always accompanied by pain and mockery. In the novel The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Pearl is … Continue reading →

Slamming through the gears, racing through the corners; every turn calculated and precise. The engine gets warm, the road opens up. More up shifts, more speed, more adrenaline. Every corner instilling more confidence in the rider, and more rotations in … Continue reading →

“Please come back to get me Mom. I can’t survive on my own.” “Are you alright Kenny? You were so excited to be away from us just a few hours ago.” “I hate this place. I don’t want to be … Continue reading →

Most often a sin is only committed once, but that is not always the case. The worst sins are the ones that occur multiple times. One sin that occurs multiple times is procrastination. Procrastination is a sin that has always … Continue reading →