THE BEAUTY OF LITERATURE
As a passionate reader, I always made sure to broaden my vocabulary. If I ever came across a word I didn’t understand, I would immediately look it up.
As a reflective and thought-provoking blogger, I find myself constantly inspired with new ideas late into the night, fueling my passion for writing.
Every week, I challenge myself to delve into the realm of self-discovery through my writing, exploring new insights and revelations along the way.
We all make mistakes, and receiving feedback on our errors is crucial for growth. Even if we are fluent in a language, it's important to double-check before sharing our work with the public.
I am grateful to have a family of educators who willingly read my articles and provide valuable insights on any grammar or vocabulary mistakes.
I must be mindful of how I articulate my thoughts to ensure they are not misconstrued or offensive.
It is crucial to meticulously edit, read, and reread my work before sharing it.
At the tender age of four, I was introduced to reading through The Holy Bible in its old English version.
While I struggled with processing intricate classics like Sense and Sensibility due to their detailed nature, my love for the English language and literature remains unwavering. I fear that the richness of grammar and vocabulary is slowly fading, but I am committed to upholding the traditional rules.
I cannot write about a topic that does not ignite a spark of passion within me. My writing is a reflection of my genuine feelings and thoughts, something that is uniquely mine.
When I discover a subject that deeply resonates with me, the words flow effortlessly from my mind onto the page.
As an authentic writer, I value honesty and truth in my writing, striving to convey my thoughts and emotions with sincerity.
I was tasked with composing an article on the qualities and actions that make someone a truly admirable human being. Drawing inspiration from my Father’s exemplary character made the task of writing this article easy.
However, I was taken aback when I discovered that they wanted me to revise the article to reflect a more self-centered and egotistical perspective.
It became apparent that they were more concerned with the superficial appearance and image of the individual, rather than the true essence and integrity of their character.
Unfortunately, in today’s society, we are often judged based on superficial standards rather than the depth of our character.
Therefore, I made the decision to focus solely on writing articles for my own satisfaction and integrity, rather than conforming to external expectations.
Natalie M Bleau Author
