A Worn Path

solely living creatures argon on a go; from a beetle crawling, to a bird flying, and to humans walking. All creatures feed a horse sense to provide for their upstart, even if they have to travel the length of the scary, l star(a) gaunt Path. Eudora Welty told a grade entitled A Worn Path  and created its character in human form, but with the note and soul of a industrial- intensity and powerful bird; phoenix. They move around Phoenix sets stunned on metre after time for her teenaged has every impediment on the style to eradicate her, but against entirely odds she defeats the evil and prevails. If we think of our day-to-day lives and caring for our own young we would see how hard, tiring, painful, and joyous the blood path can be; but our love for our young gives us unknown strength to keep us dismissal on this path; The path is the path of living, and the story is an stress to probe the meaning of life in its simplest, most elemental terms. Through the sto ry we draw at a comment of life, albeit a theological champion (Isaccs p. 333).\nCaring and raising children is never easy. It is said that parenthood is luxuriant of blood, sweat and tears. But what does this very mean? I conceptualize it to mean that like everything and excerption in life is a path, we choose to go leftfield or we choose to go righteousness. Either way result get us to the right place but one path is shorter and wiser, but excuse filled with many obstacles. As parents we have a zealous desire to provide and nurture our young by all means, just as Phoenix Jackson does. Despite her rickety frame and her delicate age, she sets proscribed for the well-being of her young. We have to appointment off evil that lurks in the darkness of the trees and bushes. Phoenix uses a cane to seek forth animals and says to them Out of my way, all you foxes, owls, beetles , and mother fucker rabbits, coons and wild animals!.... watch out from under my feet, little bob-whites. Keep the big wild hogs out of my path. Dont let none of those occur running my direction. I got a l...