The document discusses living life without stress or plans for the future. It advocates relaxing and enjoying each day as it comes instead of worrying. The modern world puts too much pressure on people and causes them to be uptight. If everyone chilled out and stopped seeking revenge or conflict, the world would be a better place. The author enjoys living spontaneously without routines or obligations.

1. The Thick and Thin of It<br />There is nothing either good or bad<br />Tis’ something in the middle to be had <br />Thou should learn to live by the flow<br />And need not stress of what thou does not know<br />I live life with no certain direction or plan<br />I think not of tomorrow and I do what I can<br />The wrath of today brings people to peril’s edge<br />They need to know of the other face of the hedge<br />I live laid back and I like it that way<br />The key is to live day by day<br />The rule of man is to work and make money<br />In order to reach the sacred land of milk and honey<br />The monotony of a daily routine is but a bore<br />When living sporadically is worth so much more<br />Curse today’s modern society<br />For it has changed one’s propriety<br />People should not be so tight<br />People should not seek revenge or fight<br />People only need know what is wrong and what is right<br />People only need to breathe in and out<br />That is what easy living is all about<br />My soliloquy is about how people just need to relax. I constantly preach about how everyone is super uptight. The world is crazy corrupt with stress and pressure and if everyone were to chill out things would be so much better. I chose the opening line because it stated how I feel about things, neutral. I felt that my soliloquy was different from something in Shakespeare’s time only because Shakespeare is all drama and constant chaos. I hate chaos and drama. Shakespeare and I would never get along. This topic is what first came to my mind when the assignment directions said “opinion on life.” I enjoy having no set plan in life.<br />