“A star is born”
As I grew up, I began to get in touch with my inner artist,
and it was not hard with my life story. “The bed I lay in will not always be a
pool of despair.” was a line from a poem I wrote that really evoked a true feeling
o f overcoming all my hardships. Fighting back, defending my right to succeed
was the constant battle I had to fight with my family. They say “I will never
amount to much”. They say “I will fall before graduation”. But I say “success
is my virtue”.
“I conquer all!” I yell as the rope is released from that
crazy bungee jumping ride at Six Flags. I began to plummet into the ground, but
then it happened. I began to soar. I soared above all my trials, tribulations,
fears, hardships, issues, barriers, doubters, mistakes, and failures. I just
soared. That little joy ride that cost
me forty five dollars had the greatest impact on my life. Although minuscule to
most people, it was an analogy to my life achievement. It left a lasting indent
on my heart. Now I know. I succeeded.
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