Describe a memorable day in your life.

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Describe a memorable day in your life.

Every time I write it is an intense emotional and spiritual experience. I do not know how others feel about writing their souls and emotions on a blank piece of paper but I love it. However sometimes I feel that I am not very good at it. I know that if I keep working hard and strive to achieve my goals I can do anything I set my mind to. A famous poet once said that, “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference” (Robert Frost, 1949). I know that if I continue on the path I have chosen regardless of the trials and tribulations along the way I will become the person I want to be. I will be more than I ever dreamed.

One of my most memorable experiences involves the love I have of writing. The words flowed onto my paper as I sat at my desk one afternoon. I did not think that it would amount to much but my poem was a piece of my soul on that scrap of paper. I placed it in the envelope and sent it off to Open Heart Poetry. Weeks passed. Soon I forgot about my poem. That small slice of my soul I had written down for the world to judge. I went on about my daily life and the trudge of unhappiness I had found myself in. Then one morning as I went to my mailbox to retrieve my daily allotment of junk mail and news, there was an envelope shoved between the folds of the newspaper and I almost missed it. It was this envelope that sent me on a lifelong journey of realizing my dreams. Inside that envelope was a check for ten dollars. Trivial to most, but this money made my heart soar. They had liked my poem so much that they sent me ten dollars. I could not have been happier than in that moment. I ran inside to place the letter in a place I would see it each day and it became a reason to continue a spark of inspiration. Sometimes I think my muse watches me and when I falter draws my attention to the awards I have won, starting with that letter.

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After receiving that first award in the mail, I began to send out more of my poetry, to institutions like the International Society of Poets. The words dripping from my sorrow and pain were also the means to my intense joy and happiness. I began to win more and more poetry contests. I was awarded more and more awards, a total of seven trophies since that first fateful letter from Open Heart Poetry. The International Society of Poets sent me on various trips to meet with thousands of others who have similar talents to my own. My love of the ...

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