Page 87 of my autobiography poem

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Going forward, your work will remain on TeenInk. Delete this. No, cancel. Yes, delete. Change anonymous status. Send Us Site Feedback. Pages of Life: A Tapestry of Truths In the pages of my life, I write A story of triumph and strife Each word a brushstroke, each line a tale Of love and loss, of hope and travail. I paint with metaphors, weave with rhyme Capturing moments frozen in time My soul spills onto the parchment page Revealing truths that transcend age.

The speaker uses vivid imagery and metaphors to convey the complexities of human experience, from moments of triumph to periods of struggle. The use of literary devices such as metaphor and rhyme enhances the emotional impact of the poem, creating a sense of rhythm and flow that mirrors the ebb and flow of life itself. In addition to serving as a member of the Falls Church High School Character Education Team for three years, I was selected to be the co-president of The Really Good Film Festival where we show movies that promote peace, unity, and friendship.

Instead of suffering in silence, I now take actions to shape my life and the world around me. Though I find I can communicate better through writing than I can through spoken language, I am not ashamed to share with others the story of my abusive childhood. I do not seek sympathy from others; I simply want my listeners to have a better understanding of the problems that abused children must endure.

Since I moved to America, my bedroom door has never been locked, and my study of math is no longer limited to my bedroom. In fact, I do math everywhere and anywhere I can. I do math in my car. I do math in the restroom. I do math in the gym while waiting for my turn to shoot the basketball. My favorite hobby is to recite the first fifteen digits of Pi while waiting for my name to be called at the clinic.

I have been through the worse, and it did not break me then. Whatever else might come my way in the future - no matter how hard it is- I will persevere. I will move forward. And I will win. Thank you so much for looking over my essay.

Page 87 of my autobiography poem

It means a lot to me. The last paragraph's are off topic maybe there is somewhere else in the Application that they can fit. I love your intro! Thank you for the super fast reply. I'm actually having difficulty writing the conclusion. How should I end this? I thought that was an end? You're right. It was the end. An awkward one.

So I was trying to revise it. The last two paragraphs are inserted because at the beginning I was talking about how math helps me with my probs.