Miroslav Holub's Poem 'Opening The Door'

Everything and everyone changes. Some people adapt well to change, whilst others have trouble, wanting things to remain the same. Change can be confronting because no-one likes to be forced out of their comfortable habitat, but it can be rewarding. Change, and the way we adapt to it, can help us grow and mature, therefore helping us learn and improve ourselves.
Miroslav Holub's poem ‘The Door' focuses on embracing new perspectives and embracing change. The metaphor of opening the door suggests we open ourselves up. If we go outside (that is to say, beyond the familiar, the here and the now), we may see some magical things such as a ‘garden' or a ‘magic city'. It is also possible that we may see something confronting such as a fog – but that fog will clear. In other word, we will understand and be rewarded in due time. Although there may be something confronting outside such as ‘darkness ticking' or even more frightening, ‘nothing', we should still open the door, for ‘at least there will be a draught.' Which is to say, although change is confronting, it will always be rewarded in some way. The origin of the change is embracing change itself. The change was caused by someone stepping outside their comfort zone and looking ‘outside the door.' Miroslav Holub's short text is an argument for new perspectives, his message is don't fear
At the beginning of the movie, Elle Woods is shown as superficial. However, towards the end, she is very accomplished, ambitious, successful and driven. She has changed and become a better person. She becomes a lawyer, alters her career and her life and gets a boyfriend that loves her completely. The origin of the change was her losing her boyfriend and the change was caused by her realising her true self. Although the change was confronting it turned out to be extremely