Friday, 26 May 2017

REFLECTIONS

 REFLECTIONS
It is quite enthralling to look back and summon up all the figments of the past; all its beauty and atrocity. All its victories and defeats –such is the thrill of high school.  Such zeal to reminisce only comes when one feels that they are about to complete a chapter in their life; and it is almost timefor me toclose my book.
However, I would not be at peace with myself had I not concluded my school year with a piece of writing where I could pour out my most heartfelt sentiments about Melvin Jones. Basically a tale of its undying need for discipline and its capability to mould and shape a course, unrefined student to a polished, confident individual!
As I think of the past, a nostalgic cloud covers my head and it fogs all of my once clear thoughts.it is such that makes me wish I could go back in time,parade myself in one of those grey plaid skirts and reconnect with my  faded navy blue sweater ,both of which I wore with an untold pride. My class was one of consistent racket but this noise bound us together, we became family; a dysfunctional one at that! We built,broke,treasured and brawled but I have a reason to be grateful for the scholarly advice that can only be provided by our teachers and elders.
Melvin has equipped me with the most effective methods ofexpressing myself whether it’s splashing paint on a creamy canvas or coordinating a comical skit. I believe that I have achieved! I have become the person that I wanted to be 7 years ago; a confident, motivated and focused lady. The institution taught me that I should never settle for less but always exert myself beyond all barriers and obstacles. I overcame all my fears and sky-rocketed past all my woes
Looking into the mirror, I see a future that is not ready for me.  But I am prepared for its hustle and all of its hurls because my journey is anchored on the simple foundations laid in MJLA. I am certain, that life beyond that black gate will be what I allow it to be. My future is so bright it outshines all cosmic forces. My reflections are therefore no longer remorseful or nostalgic,instead they have become memories of hopeful moments and delightful cheer. I stand tall and anxiously awaitmy IGCSE’s





DONNA MORARA-FORM  4

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