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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Contest: The Power of Fiction Sponsor: Natasha Scaagg Written: 091026 2:35PMCST I am not a fan of novels, but there Are two that arrested, held, and compelled Me to ride along and feel the thoughts and emotions that the writer portrayed in the book. One novel was about the French Revolution. This second novel was about the westward movement. It painted the portrait of the settlers And their bold treak across what would become America. It was dangerous and all consuming. I could feel their determination to succeed. I could sense within my own heart that They felt that failure was not an option; Not just because of them and their cause, But for the generations that were to follow. Their story was filled with intrigue and hope. Their story was also my story; one of just enough success to keep them moving forward. Foes like weather, landscape, and indians were Plentiful. Courage was the only friend that I saw and felt inside of those trail blazers. It's as if the newly discovered world That Columbus saw was not large Enough for the new settlers from Europe. So, they sought survival and a new life by Heading west, seeking new settlements in a Foreign land; a land that could be hell; Or it Could be heaven, depending on who survived And how. This quest drove them Clear across To the Pacific Ocean. But as I continued to read, I felt the pain; The pain as if a never ending story of Sickness, death, diseases, and wars. They were constantly plagued with Church corruption, Government overkill. Romance and interpersonal relationships. I felt the emotions in choices of evil. I felt the pain of mankind's inabilities, Not to see eye to eye, but to coexist.
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