I M Leaving Research Paper

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I am leaving. In less than few hours my life will change, completely. Fear and excitement are the main feelings that are flowing through my veins. I will never be in the nest anymore; I will never be under the protection of those wings that were always there to reassure me in case of sadness. I am learning how to fly and I am ready. Ready to travel and conquer cultures and share mine to all the individuals that I will meet in this unique journey.
I am there, and I am saying goodbye, my heart is broken but at the same time is beating by the adrenaline that is trickling in my bloodstreams, I am ready, I am flying.
I am on air, there is nothing upon me, as a hurricane all these memories that I have accumulated during these years overwhelm my mind. I see my friends, crying, they say they are going to miss me. Is it true? Life goes on, for everybody, the only safety that I have, if one day I will be back, are those wing that were making me feel safe. She will never leave me, but now it is time to grow. …show more content…
I need to take inspiration from all the lessons that I have been taught by teachers, friends, and relatives and put them in practice, in the real world. It is always hard to transmute theory to practice that is when real life begins. When you have no one who can protect you, where you are the only one who can say what is right or what is wrong. And if you fall, nobody is going to be there for you. You have to stand up, on your own, and show them that you are ready, ready to live life, ready to step up to the next level: the one that will change you forever. This next level will make the new men and new women of the

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