HELP ME PLEASE!!!!! Nazim Hikmet wrote: "Living is no laughing matter: you must live with a great seriousness like a squirrel fo
r example—I mean without looking for something beyond and above living, I mean living must be your whole occupation." Explain, in at least one hundred words, how this quote relates to Hikmet's unique experiences and point of view.
Hikmet was persecuted by the defenders of the monarchy and, therefore, sentenced to fifteen years in prison. This made him take refuge in the USSR. This fact of his life related to the text displayed in the question can be interpreted that Hikmet believed that we should live without the concern of the results of our actions, but these actions should be taken seriously. To be thinking about the consequences of everything, we will not live fully, because life is not perfect and will not be. So we should only worry about living, because bad things will happen anyway, so we should only think about having a purpose for life and living it in pursuit of that purpose, following our goals, seizing the opportunities and continuing to live when some adversity appears.
Hikmet was persecuted by the defenders of the monarchy and, therefore, sentenced to fifteen years in prison. This made him take refuge in the USSR. This fact of his life related to the text displayed in the question can be interpreted that Hikmet believed that we should live without the concern of the results of our actions, but these actions should be taken seriously. To be thinking about the consequences of everything, we will not live fully, because life is not perfect and will not be. So we should only worry about living, because bad things will happen anyway, so we should only think about having a purpose for life and living it in pursuit of that purpose, following our goals, seizing the opportunities and continuing to live when some adversity appears.
Just keep reading more books and maybe if you are reading books which hve about 150 pages- 300 try to get a book with more pages so it will keep you interested enough for you to read more books like it
