Sprite's harbour

    At the beginning of the film,the master asked the students what the four tenets ....It was the tradition,honour,discipline and excellence.If you have watched the movie,please read on.If not,please go to see the film and then come to my blog to share the feeling.Thanks.

   John keating is their English teacher.He was a member of The Dead Poet's Association.They often gathered together and discussed the poems....Also sth else..They were immersed in the beauty of the poem... They seeked the freedom of their soul...

   Nell Perry committed suicide after talking to his father...He was refused to take on the acting field...He found himself a dead body if he followed his father's idea...I don't know how to say about his suicide...

   Let me talk sth about Keating..He is definitely a wise man...but to some point,he was too hurried to do that kind of work which was free-thinker...For guys who are 17, they are full of passion and imagination.They will be easily attracted by the things outside...In the same way,they may influened by their guide,here their teacher Keating...I am not sure that whether I caught the point of the film....It was just what I can think of now...

   Ok,I must talk sth about the words "seize the day"......Firstly,I took it as "seize today"..Took myself for an example,I didn't catch today's opportunity to do everything I had imagined...AND I even hated to work hard for my future,let alone seize every seconds....

   Another words I appreciate is 'walk your own way"...I have wrote in my blog that I want to be the true self .not a dead body .I am the unique,unable to clone..I am the ever-be best in the world of myself..Idon't need to compete with other souls....What I need to do is just live out the genuine self...and find some breakthrough that I can do with my own hands...

   Let the light of knowledge shed on all my body...

   Let the deepest soul of myself see the sky every single day...

   Let me be the best myself and do some great things

   to the mankind,in return for its generous largess...