True Trash & Red Anger

True Trash is a short story written by Margaret Atwood. In this short story, we can see there are topics such as youth, sexual attraction, abortion and behavior, among others that are been discussed and always will be. Nowadays, there are famous writers that have centered their attention in these social issues. Red Anger is a poem which can be analyzed by the Postcolonial Approach because. This poem deals with the anger some native Americans aborigins feel. Both short story and poem have topics that describe social issues; therefore they also describe reality.

Changes

We are always exposed to changes. Sometimes those changes are for good but others are not. When we realized that things and people we have left behind change, there is a profound sadness within our hearts. Why is there a change? Why does it hurt so much to see what we love change? Sometimes we do not want our life to change, but it does, and, unfortunately, it changes in the best moment. The poems The Return and Another Fool's Day Touches Down portray changes. The first one is about a man that comes back to his hometown, and realizes everything has changed. The place where he used to live and the people who he used to be with changed. besides being surprised of the changes, he was really sad because nothing was the way he left it. In this case the changes have been for good. In the second poem the one who changes is the person that comes back to his hometown. This person is the "fool" who consideres, that just because he has been away for long time, has the guts to show off what he has gained and what he has become. In this case, the people who love "the fool" are sad because he changed a lot! Of course life changes, definitively peolpe change. But let's try to change this world for good, not to hurt others!