Steven's poem explains in detail the near impossibility of valuing good without bad, or life without death. It says we can never trul

In literature, the narrator is often confused with the author. It is unknown to most whether the narrator of "Sunday Morning" is representative of Stevens himself, a facet of his beliefs, or simply a thought that crossed his mind. But regardless, the message is clear. He is saying to seize the day. Not to abandon one's faith, but also not to toil through each day miserable, thinking of some distant reward. He is saying not to take this life for granted, but to relish in each of the small daily pleasures that make this world such a wonderful place. A relationship with god does not mean that one may not enjoy a relationship with the Earth to the fullest, and value it equally.

Out of their blood, returning to the sky;

And pick the strings of our insipid lutes!

"Their chant shall be a cha

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Approximate Word count = 544
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)