Man In The Mirror Analysis

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The song, Man in the Mirror, by Michael Jackson, contains more than just lyrics and rhythm, it includes a meaning. A deeper meaning. This song exemplifies how most people in the world ( who are not homeless or poor) handle, or see, those who are poor and in need. My favorite line “Who am I to be blind? Pretending not to see their needs,” explains how people can turn their blind side to those in need. I think that this is song says that one person can make a difference, and just imagine what a whole nation could do; “there are some with no home, not a nickel to loan”.
This song also makes me question my thoughts and feelings toward homeless people. Normally when I first see a homeless or poor people I think “what got them out on the streets” …show more content…

Vincent de Paul or Goodwill, and buy an extra thing or two at the grocery store to give to those who need food. There are many things I can do to make a difference and change the world, even if the thing is small it can go a far way.
My world dream, although it might me impossible, is for everyone to have a good life with out homelessness, drug addictions, mental disorders, and live a happy life. Although some of these things are impossible and can’t be avoided others could be improved upon. Life is one try as far as we know, and I would want everyone to have a good life. A life that is able to be enjoyed and cared for. This isn't possible though; we can’t avoid disorders and deformities, that is all part of life. But, we can always improve and I think that is what I would want; everybody to try to strive toward a better world.
In conclusion, Michael Jackson was one of the famous people who had a big impact on the world due to his songs, and (I think) his most meaningful song “Man in the Mirror”. It is probably impossible to make everything perfect and right, but we can always strive to make things better, and if we didn’t then what would the world

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