In "To Live," what message or theme is poet Miriam Stone revealing to the reader about the life of teenagers, and what line or lines from her poem are evidence of this message? Make sure to quote the poem when supporting your answer.

The message Miriam Stone reveals in "To Live" about the life of teenagers is a message of self-discovery and self-dependent. She reveals that teenagers want to learn about themselves and depend on themselves.

Below is an excerpt from the poem:

To live to learn myself

To live to know myself

To live to be somebody who's learned how to live

Explanation:

"To Live" by poet Miriam Stone portrays the life of teenagers and how they desire to live.

In Betsy Franco anthology, Miriam Stone is found as one of the young adults author. She is admired for her works like "A Bad Hair Day", "To Live" and "At The End Of Words: A Daughter's Memoir"