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Annotated Bibliography: A Boy Juggling A Soccer

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My name’s Kenneth Ngo and I’m from Bridgeport CT. I have one brother and one sister. Both of them goes to Kennesaw State University. My wonderful parents are from Vietnam, and they’re the best parents ever. I’m taking my core classes in Chattahoochee Tech and I’ll be transferring to Kennesaw State University to get my business degree. When I have free time, I love to watch movies, playing video games and going to the gym. My favorites playing soccer because I love to run and scoring goals and I love playing in a team. It’s such a beautiful sports to play. My subject for the Annotated Bibliography will be relate about sports because sports can make me feel happy, angry and sad.
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“A boy Juggling a Soccer” by Christopher Merrill’s about a boy practicing his soccer skills. The poet uses numerous of simile. For example, “the hot sun and sweat filling his eye as he jiggles this way. The theme of the poem’s that also work hard and one day something big will happened. The boy kept practicing and he wants to achieve something big I really enjoy this poem because I love soccer. I still practice my soccer skills because I want to get better and better.
. Miller, Michael. "Slowest Member on the Junior Varsity." Poetry Foundation. Poetry Foundation, n.d. Web. 25 June 2015.
Inspiring’s the word to describe the “Slowest Member on the Junior Varsity” by Michael Miller. It’s inspiring because in the line “When he move, he moves to the finish line (16-17).” It reminding of me when I was about to drop-off high school in my freshman year because my GPA was really awful. I decided to stay in high school because I wanted to high school with my friends and make my family proud. I had one thing in mind it was finishing high school. In the poem, he had one thing in mind that’s going the finish line. For me, the themes of the poem’s keeping moving forward and always do your best. The most interesting line’s “There’s standing tough and moving tough (14).” That line’s important because nobody should never give

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