Changes in American Literature

To Worship, To Reason, To Imagine (American Literature) Henry David Thoreau, not just a writer, but a spiritual interpreter to the world of literature once quoted, “Things do not change; we change.” Appears short; yet so full of meaning, not just to his time, but for as long as time persists to exist. When the people of America change so does the literature. Literature cannot evolve on its own without the mind of experience. American …

…they obtained from the past. Each age shaping the way we live today. The world hates change, yet it is the only thing that has brought us progress. In a progressive world, change is constant; change is expected. There are too many new ideas to remain in one place. A well-known journalist and author once said, “ If we don’t change, we don’t grow. If we don’t grow, we aren’t really living.”