Who am I? is not important; what am I? again not important; why am I here? what am I here to do? am I to rule humanity, am I to make a difference in life for the living souls of Earth? I do not know. I don't know what I am supposed to do. What should I follow? Should I follow religion? What should I believe in? Am I real in as life can expect or is it just a whole illusion? .
I have no answers to answer any of my own questions. Day after day I ask what am I doing? There is no answer in my life to reason why have I been put here on this world. Please, someone tell me, help me, or do something and let me know what am I here to do. I keep going over and over these questions and still feel so empty in life. I feel as though my heart is empty, as though someone deep inside me is grasping at my heart, along with my mind, squeezing tighter and tighter by the second, minute, hour and day. It truly feels as though I will never know who I am. My world around me feels like nothing is truthful. I am a lie to myself. I don't look forward, don't get excited, and don't feel happy at all. It feels as though I am living on borrowed time but for what purpose. I want answers, but there are none, until I started to get these unusual dreams. At first, I did not take much notice of them until the dreams started to repeat, night after night, day after day, never getting passed the answer that would tell it all. .
As the dreams repeated, I started to remember the dreams. Each night it would start by me staring out into the dark night, watching one by one as the stars start to appear, bringing their light to earth, even though each star could possibly no longer exist, as light from their rays could take millions of years to reach us. I took a lot of interest in astrology. My eyes would slowly close, twitching and flickering as I tried to stay awake. I would become very frightened and afraid to fall asleep, just in case the answer that I was looking for was all a fraud.
The purpose of a biography is to report on a person's life in an informative and entertaining manner. ... This biography shall be used as an exemplar as to why it is not possible to write a perfect biography. ... There is biased reporting of facts in the featured biography. ... An aspect of this is for a biography to have a novel-like structure. ... Unfortunately, the feature biography is lacking a novel-like structure. ...
(Malcolm X Biography). ... (Malcolm X biography). ... From 1954 to 1960 the number of members following the Nation of Islam grew to 40,000 (Malcolm X Biography). ... After finding out about all of this Malcolm left the Nation of Islam in 1964 (Malcolm X Biography) . ... (Malcolm X Biography). ...
His great-great-Grandfather was John Hathorne, who was one of the judges in the infamous Salem Witch Trials and mercilessly sentenced many innocent people to their deaths ("Nathaniel Hawthorne - Biography"). ... So, I don't see that there is anything left for me but to be an author (qt. in "Nathaniel Hawthorne - Biography")." ... The book was a great success and received exceptionally positive feedback ("Nathaniel Hawthorne - Biography"). ... In 1841, in an attempt to gain some financial stability, they decided to move to an experimental transcendentalist community called Brook Farm ("...
The Biography of Robert Frost Robert Lee Frost, named after the confederate general Robert E. ... Frost's poems received great reviews and his fame began to grow (Biography, 1). ... Although some of Frost's poems, filled with political conservatism, lost some popularity with the critics, his reputation still stands strong as one of the most successful and meaningful poets of all time and many of his poems will go down in history (Biography, 2). ...
Youngs' biography, Eleanor Roosevelt: A Personal and Public Life, touches on all aspects of Eleanor's life starting from her childhood, and finishing with her impact on American lives today. ... Although a biography contains merely facts and accounts of the person, Youngs constructs information on Eleanor into a great and easy-to-read story. ... This biography offers a clear, concise and moving portrait of Eleanor and hits all of the main points of her life. ... Youngs does well by turning his biography into more than just a history of Eleanor, but instead tackles more and brings kno...
Jobs tested so well that the administrators wanted him to skip to high school; however, it was declined by his parents ("Biography" 1). ... Jobs later developed his love of typography ("Biography" 1). ... He showed that what others think will not stop him, He created something new and amazing ("Biography" 2). ... He won a number of awards ("Biography" 2). ...
Robert Edward Lee was born on January 19, 1807, and died October 12, 1870. He was born on the Stratford Estate in Westmoreland County, Virginia to Henry "Light-Horse" Harry" Lee, a political leader and soldier, and Ann Hill Carter. His father had fought in the Revolutionary War. Robert E. Lee went to the United States Military Academy at West Point and graduated second in his class in 1829. ...
She worked there copying patent applications and regulations (Biography 3). ... Clara did this until she ran out of money (Biography 3). ... A few months later in April 1861, the Civil War had begun (Biography 3). ... She assisted the Union army by gathering and purchasing provisions (Biography 3). ... She was the first female diplomat to represent the United States (Biography 2). ...
The author gives this biography a metaphorical title, "The Iron Lady."" ... Throughout the biography Young does not make much use of other literary elements to intrigue an audience; however he uses more a mechanical approach throughout the entirety of the biography. In this specific passage of the biography, Young uses a significant amount of quotes. ... Young sparingly mentions Margaret's mother throughout the entire biography. However whenever Beatrice is mentioned in the Biography it is never in a praising manner. ...
Paul Robeson was not a man who would refuse any opportunity to express his opinion, especially through acting or singing (Contemporary Black Biography). ... After law school, Paul Robeson was thrown into the real world, and he acquired a position at a New York law firm (Contemporary Black Biography). ... This enraged many of Robeson's black followers and infuriated the white ones who already disagreed with him (Dictionary of American Biography). Through the 1950's, Robeson came out as a full-fledged communist (Dictionary of American Biography). As a result, he had to cancel eighty-fi...
