A. To Whom Should I Speak Today?

To Whom Should I Speak Today

Eric Feet

To whom should I speak today?

Brothers are evil;

The friends of today love not.

To whom should I speak today?

Hearts are covetous;

Every man plundereth the goods of his fellow.

To whom should I speak today?

The peaceful man is in evil case;

Good is cast aside everywhere.

To whom should I speak today?

Yesterday is forgotten;

Men do not as they were done by nowadays.

To whom should I speak today?

There is no heart of man

B. AUTHOR

Thomas Eric Peet

 An English Egyptologist
 Born: August 12 1882, Liverpool
Died: February 22, 1934,1934
 Peet's parents were Thomas and Salome Peet.
 He was educated at Merchant Taylors' School, Crosby and at Queen's College, Oxford.
 From 1909 onwards he conducted excavations in Egypt for the Egypt Exploration Fund.
 From 1913 to 1928 he was Lecturer in Egyptology at Manchester, though, though he
also saw service in World War I as a Lieutenant in the King's Regiment King's Regiment
(Liverpool).
 From 1920 to 1933 he was Brunner Professor of Egyptology at the University of Liver
pool University.
 In 1933 he was appointed Reader in Egyptology at the University of Oxford University.
The Queen's College, Oxford houses the University's Egyptology library, and it is
University's and it is named the Peet Library in his honor.
C. THEME:

*Problems in human relations

* Lacking of trust; of honesty and even of faith

*Sorrows

D. ANALYSIS (CENTRAL IDEA) The speaker's frustration and disillusionment with the actions and
attitudes of people in their contemporary society. The speaker is questioning whom they should
talk to or confide in because they perceive a lot of negativity and moral decay around them.

E. EVALUATIVE POINT: It is not about trusting people; it’s about knowing who to trust.