i almost died playing with a baby bear and i almost died of poison
Explanation:
I've learned that if there is a baby bear the mama is always around and now i fear bears. i also almost died eating something i shouldn't and now i always check what I'm eating
1. my father walking out on me and my mother, he walked out because i was unwanted and my mother was no longer his type, i grew up angry at the world and hated just hearing his name. How did this event shape me? It made me realize that nobody is perfect, and that he made a large mistake that day, i recently got back into contact with my father and it has been amazing. It also made me realize that, while i didn’t have a father figure in my life, school teachers seriously teach you a lot, from tying your shoes to what’s right and what’s wrong, so i guess another thing that taught me was immense respect for those older than me.
2. discovering the game of soccer. When i say discover i don’t mean oh my gosh wow i just love kicking this ball around, which i did, but i mainly loved the friends i made from it, the late nights i stayed up to do my home work and studies, and all the values it taught me, a few of which are, watch your mouth because people hear everything, don’t be greedy because life isn’t just about you, and you’re not the only one going down this road, there are many others with you! It also taught me that being in shape, is very important as you move, feel, look, and even think different when you’re in shape. How did this shape me? It led me to getting a scholarship for college which made me the man i am today! - I hope this helped!
Barter tries to convince the reader that there is beauty in life. All of the similes and metaphors used in the poem illustrate this. "Music like a curve of gold," "Blue waves whitened on a cliff," "Holding wonder like a cup," "one white singing hour of peace" all serve as examples for the beauty that can be found in simple moments and sensations. <span>The poem is written in rhymed iambic tetrameter. This helps the poem sound more musical. Hope this helps.</span>
Everyone uses music. We hear music everyday. It is all sounds around us. I say yes music is important because it helps people think and learn. It helps people build confidence and gain friends. Music teaches us about the real world. Where would we be without it?
According to Brent Ashabranner in his introduction to <em>Always to Remember</em>, Jan Craig Scruggs, a Vietnam veteran born in 1950, had the idea that Vietnam veterans like himself deserved a memorial.
Veterans of other wars were honored, but since the Vietnam War was opposed by many people, Vietnam veterans were not honored in such a way. Jan Scruggs, however, believed that the 58 thousand servicemen and women killed in the war deserved to be honored with a memorial, and so he created a fund to carry out his idea.