Personal Narrative: Unstoppable 'By' The Score

The following quote really reminds me of my eighth grade year. “blood is running, heart is pumping, as the battle gets closer.” Why you ask? during the summer before my eighth grade year, I went to Iowa for four days with the high school wrestling team for a wrestling camp. At the end of the camp on the way back in the van, the head coach, Josh Frie asked me if I wanted to wrestle for the high school. I said yes. When the wrestling season came, I got my but kicked by a bunch of high schoolers who were bigger stronger, and a little bit better than me. My blood was running, and my heart was pumping as the battle got closer because I wasn't confident, I was nervous. I was expecting to lose. But walking into the room as a freshmen, my blood will be running, and my heart pumping as the battle gets closer because I will be exited, and ready to win. In the next few paragraphs, I am going to talk about different scenarios when the song: “Unstoppable” by “The Score” summed up my eighth grade year. …show more content…
It is really fun, I am am having as much fun as I can because next year; I am going back to the bottom of the totem pole, and have to work my way up again. The verse in the song: “We can be heroes everywhere we go we can have all that we ever want” explains what I do as an eighth grader. “We can be heroes everywhere we go” shows that being an eighth grader comes with responsibility on a way. I have to set the example for other people in the school. “We can have all that we ever want” shows that the staff has gave eighth graders more freedom. We can bring our phones to lunch and use them. I don't know ow if this is happening in other grades, but for eighth grade, we have been using the microphone that is in the cafeteria a lot