Answer:
This right here is half my life epiphany.
If people don't have a goal, they're purposeless. There's no point in them being aimless. There's a quote that says, 'Dreams are goals with no game plan.' Dreams are the first step in creating a goal. You just haven't done anything about it yet.
It's so important for people to have goals because otherwise they can sink into a state of either uselessness and depression, or they wander aimlessly with nothing to add to the world.
There's a song that says, '<em>We waited, we waited / For you but you just left us / We needed you, I needed you / Yo, I don't know what it's like to be addicted to pills / But I do know what it's like to be a witness, it kills.'</em>
People without life goals are six times as likely to die from drug or alcohol abuse/overdose, and twice as likely to be homeless as those with life.
In my opinion, not having a dream, not being ready to have a goal, is only one more step towards falling apart.
Answer:
The rhyming scheme of the poem is:
ABAB CDCD EFEF
Explanation:
To find the rhyme scheme of a poem, we must pay attention to the final sound of the last word in each line. The very first final sound is always given the letter A as an identifier. Every time that sound is repeated in the last word of a line, it will be identified as A. The second final sound will be B, the third, C, the fourth D, and so on. Let's do that for the poem we are analyzing here. Since our focus is the last word of each line, let's omit the rest:
soaring A
breeze B
roaring A
seas B
glancing C
high D
dancing C
sky D
lashing E
spray F
dashing E
to-day F
Answer:
i love to write about the wright brothers taking flight; that is their name, right?
Explanation:
