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Gatsby : The Man

Gatsby, Gatsby, oh you protagonist young man; To work for a millionaire and be a soldier. To do criminal activity just for a single girl Who once did love you but never will again. With all your fabulous wealth and fame; In that mansion you live in filled with Goth Having lavishing parties on late Saturday nights; Not to mingle but to look, to look for her. Living in the West Egg with a distant view Of a lake in front to separate you and your love. Only a light of green to comfort your loneliness; With a friend as your only connection to them. You are the mysterious type of man that you are. A person whom no one knows where he is from, What he does in life or how he makes his fortune. But in reality you are from a farm in North Dakota. You are also a flawed, dishonest, and vulgar man; Lie about your past and the name that people know. Left your farm life at age 17 to change who you were; Forgot your name as Jimmy Gatz to become Jay Gatsby. Jay Gatsby, Jimmy Gatz, you did this for your love; For the love you had for Miss Daisy Buchanan, for her. As a man, you were known to be extraordinary optimism; For you were determine to take your dream and make it a reality. The dream that you had of only you and her. A dream that was too far from reality; So far that it blinded you from true reality. This dream is what brought death upon you. For Jay Gatsby and Jimmy Gatz are one and the same. Both blinded by love for Miss Daisy Buchanan. Both determine to change their social status Both dreamt a dream that would not come true. But yet both denied the truth of themselves. For this brought the death and the heartache Of a father who knew so little of his only son. For a friend who truly knew nothing of him at all.
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Written by
mercintosh
20 / M / India
Published
Dec 2, 2018
Lines·Words
36·340
Notes

Well I read Gatsby multiple times and every time I respected Gatsby more than the previous time.

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