Is this from "Success is Counted Sweetest"? Who better to appreciate throwing the cap in the air than a student who made it through four years of tedious English classes?
This picture represents success to me, and my thoughts and idea of what real success is. I related this picture to the poem "Success is Counted Sweetest" by Emily Dickinson. My one goal and thought of success is graduating from school, because everything in this world revolves around an education. You cannot honestly live a stable life in America without knowledge and an education.-N.A. mods 14-15
Is this from "Success is Counted Sweetest"? Who better to appreciate throwing the cap in the air than a student who made it through four years of tedious English classes?
ReplyDeleteThis picture represents success to me, and my thoughts and idea of what real success is. I related this picture to the poem "Success is Counted Sweetest" by Emily Dickinson. My one goal and thought of success is graduating from school, because everything in this world revolves around an education. You cannot honestly live a stable life in America without knowledge and an education.-N.A. mods 14-15
ReplyDeleteHow thoughtful!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely successful :) Sara 7-8
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