As I scrutinize the azure abyss and its infinite cotton balls, I respire gradually and contemplate my existence and my purpose. I am surrounded by colossal, emerald trees and feel the invigorating breeze down my back. Perhaps, I am not an F. Scott Fitzgerald, when it comes to describing and recounting the scenery around me. However, I am anything but ordinary, I am a seed! I live with an everlasting hope and desire to sprout and impact the world. Meanwhile, I depend on innumerable elements like family, education, aspirations and dreams. Finally, I am fairly as minuscule as an actual seed, but I am just a late bloomer.
How is this apprise of my life bound to commence? When I was a youngster, probably around ten or so, I boarded my first airplane …show more content…
I consider myself two insects: a queen-bee and a book worm. The queen-bee comes from my ability to be a leader and stand up for my opinions. No, I do not have tons of worker bees behind my back although that would be very useful! I am an extreme bookworm and strive to have the world’s biggest collection of books in the future. One of my dearest series is the Harry Potter series which I have reread three times. I compare all the four Harry Potter houses to myself: Ravenclaw, Gryffindor, Hufflepuff and Slytherin. However, I do not aspire to work as a full-time demented wizard like Voldemort. In addition, I absolutely adore music, it really helps me concentrate on my homework and it allows me to connect to the world around me. “Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything” (Plato). There are four particular people that I look up to: Mother Teresa, Thérèse of Lisieux, Socrates and Susan B. Anthony. It is an eccentric mix but their ability to advocate for the rights of others, their viewpoint of love, their selfishness and their development of thinking have inspired me for years. “The unexamined life is not worth living” by Socrates is a quote that I live by because it allows me to reflect on my life and think back at moments and relive them. One particular moment was when I was a youngster and went astray in a substantial mall. At that moment, I thought about the atrocities of not playing with my toys anymore. Now I think about the attention that my family always seems to possess and how they are always there to support me through the highest of mountains and the deepest
How is this apprise of my life bound to commence? When I was a youngster, probably around ten or so, I boarded my first airplane …show more content…
I consider myself two insects: a queen-bee and a book worm. The queen-bee comes from my ability to be a leader and stand up for my opinions. No, I do not have tons of worker bees behind my back although that would be very useful! I am an extreme bookworm and strive to have the world’s biggest collection of books in the future. One of my dearest series is the Harry Potter series which I have reread three times. I compare all the four Harry Potter houses to myself: Ravenclaw, Gryffindor, Hufflepuff and Slytherin. However, I do not aspire to work as a full-time demented wizard like Voldemort. In addition, I absolutely adore music, it really helps me concentrate on my homework and it allows me to connect to the world around me. “Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything” (Plato). There are four particular people that I look up to: Mother Teresa, Thérèse of Lisieux, Socrates and Susan B. Anthony. It is an eccentric mix but their ability to advocate for the rights of others, their viewpoint of love, their selfishness and their development of thinking have inspired me for years. “The unexamined life is not worth living” by Socrates is a quote that I live by because it allows me to reflect on my life and think back at moments and relive them. One particular moment was when I was a youngster and went astray in a substantial mall. At that moment, I thought about the atrocities of not playing with my toys anymore. Now I think about the attention that my family always seems to possess and how they are always there to support me through the highest of mountains and the deepest