A Note On Literacy Narrative: The Advocate Of Dictatorship

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Writing I - Literacy Narrative
Kyu Hyeon Kim
Title : The Advocate of Dictatorship or: How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Nature

I, hereby, declare that I am the strong advocate of dictatorship. The dictatorship justified from every moment of the revolutionary. The revolutionary ready to break every ground of everything to impact like a meteor. The meteor born from groundless, furious enough to penetrate without any hesitations. Therefore, I, as the dictator, formal and current revolutionary, and meteor, defend myself and my obsession in the harmony of reading and writing.

The dictator never gives up his power. He knows the power from the reading and writing. He knows that power influences other people. Colorful covers of scenarios and scripts. I must
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It all started from my high school, which was international school in China. I had to write many essays. My drive to have a better and creative writing skill was fully because of my first teacher in the high school. “What should I improve?” I had to ask this for many times after I get my essay back. She had a certain criteria that she expected to find in student’s essays. “Well Kyu…” She always began with this phrase, and I never liked it. Fortunately I had a chance to rewrite my essays. What made me a better writer was a drive to have a better grades from her. I wrote and rewrote lots of essays even though they were not assignments for the class. Whenever I used a pen for rewrite it was a trophy, and I had such a great number of trophies. I tried my best to have different creative writings to enhance my essay. The high expectations of the teacher not only enhanced my writing skills but also expanded my writing creativity. When I think back at that moment, it was difficult time to pursue ground-breaking essays, but it certainly became a foundation of my writing and expressing my thoughts. I just did it. The only momentum is I did it not once but lots and lots of

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