We were doing warm-ups in Language Arts yesterday, and the prompt was what you were most afraid of. I was so proud of it ( kill me) that I am posting it:
Is it possible to be afraid of fear in itself? When one asks me what I fear the most, it is difficult to come up with one answer, as I am deathly afraid of caterpillars, pain, kidnappers, and amond countless other things. Why am I scared of so many things? To be such a "fraidy-cat" is like an instable, panicky person, right? But is it that I am afraid of something that wraps around all those things?
I believe I am afraid of feeling afraid, where my loved ones or I are not in a secure position and there is always a jeopardy of our safety. To feel like I am not mostly surrounded by a web of unity and where everyone is there to helo everyone else terrifies me, and I believe that because of this, we should all be willing to aid another if the situation calls for it.
The vocabulary and diversity of language isn't all that great, but my teacher thought that the concept was brilliant. I guess I'm more of a novelist than an essayist(?).
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