Finding comfort in routine and ritual from "summary" of M Train by Patti Smith
Finding comfort in routine and ritual is a theme that runs through the pages of 'M Train'. The author's daily habits and rituals provide her with a sense of stability and grounding in a chaotic world. Whether it's her morning ritual of black coffee and brown bread, or her afternoon ritual of visiting the graves of her favorite writers, these routines offer her a sense of comfort and familiarity. Through her descriptions of these rituals, the author highlights the importance of finding solace in the mundane. The simple act of making coffee becomes a ritualistic practice that helps her navigate the challenges of everyday life. Similarly, her visits to the graves of writers like Sylvia Plath and Arthur Rimbaud serve as a way for her to connec...
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