imagine

 The song “Imagine” by John Lennon uses a few poetic devices. There is a lot of repetition of the word imagine because the song is constantly telling us to imagine different situations; which also, is a form of imagery. He asks us to imagine certain situations such as a world without religion, without possesions, without hell, etc.

After a morning run, I was sitting on a bench at Liberty Park at about seven o'clock in the morning.  Across from me were two very large women drinking coffee, so I made up a story about their life together.  Bethany and Bertha have been good friends since ninth grade chemistry class at East High School where neither of them had friends, so they found each other.  Neither of them were very smart, they weren't nice to anyone besides themselves, they were not involved in any school activities, and they really only had each other.  After High School they both attended UVU where they roomed together and fell in love with partying.  The two of them would show up at any toga party they could find, uninvited and unwanted.  They were known as "those two fat chicks", and showed up very loud and annoying.  Wherever the party went, they went.  On this particular evening they ended up at a party on ninth south, near Liberty Park.  The two of them drank and ate everything at the party, then fell asleep on the couch.  Everyone there was furious at Bethany and Bertha, so they took one guys pick up truck and loaded the couch, Bethany,

                                                                       Imagining my Meal in the future 

Looking into the future I foresee multiple economic problems that come hand in hand with the ever-changing climate because of our lack of generating methods or strategies soon enough, in order to ensure protection and safety from falling into the pit of devastation, hunger and under nourishment. From reading articles such as "Why Global Warming Portends A Food Crisis" written by Bryan Walsh, my mind falls into distress and I find myself overly vexed just imagining the world in the future. Change needs to start coming soon enough, or else we will never survive the next years marked by uncertainty and great strain. It's a ponderous undertaking on our governments part, but the effectiveness lies in the hands of citizens from around the world.