Boris Pasternak’s was awarded about the Nobel prize and he felt conflicted emotions in that moment, because it was such an honor to be recognized and even more internationally, but this became a reason to be maligned by the Soviet authorities and that's why he felt a huge pressure and he decided to declined the prize. The censorship forced him to curb his previously unchained artistic tendencies, while his early poetries were full of imagined possibilities that are beyond reality, under the Soviet censorship, his poetry was subdued and he had to change from his lyrical style to the epic style of poetry that the Soviet authorities promoted. And where in he detested one of his work, entitled "Second Birth", because he had to compromise his standards, simplifying the language to appeal to the masses.
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To write a valedictorian speech you should focus on the successes and acknowledgments of your class and give a little distance to your personal thanks, making the speech something collectively inspiring.
<h3>Steps to write a valedictorian speech</h3>
- Determine a theme.
- Identify how your class can fit into this theme.
- Emphasize difficulties and uncertainties.
- Emphasize how the class was able to overcome them.
- Show which elements and people were essential for overcoming these difficulties.
- Thank these people.
- Emphasize the importance of class resilience.
- Emphasize how this resilience was educational for the next challenges.
You asked for a quote on success. you can use the sentence below:
"Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." — Winston S. Churchill
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