DON'T QUIT _ SUMMARY

 DON'T QUIT _ SUMMARY

Edgar Allan guest is one of the most famous literary figure of American literature. One of his most famous poem" DON'T QUIT" was published in 3 March 1921.It is about facing the difficulties in one's life and persevering through them.

 The poem begins with author's idea that Life is a journey and it is not always easy. Sometimes it is pleasant while other times things tend to go wrong. Even though we have planned everything, some things still go wrong. There are times when the funds are limited and one finds themselves in debt they must persist. Stop for a while and take a rest but do not give up.

When a person gives up, life becomes meaningless. Although the problem seems very difficultl, if they only fight for a little longer, victory will be theirs. The progress may seem slow but you are still progressing and that is a sign of success. One more try and you shall succeed.

The goal is often closer than it seems to a tired person who has been struggling for a while. The struggler gives up so close to winning that it’s a pity. Success is achieved by overcoming fears and self-doubt. We are not aware of just how close we are to winning and hence we must keep persevering and never give up. Just like after every storm emerges a rainbow after the most severe hardship will come the solution. When things get hard you must still not give up and continue to fight to earn sweet victory.

Thus through this poem the poet conveys an inspirational message to his readers to work hard with perseverance to achieve their success.


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