Descriptive Essay : ' Infinity '

I was going through a really hard time in my life, My grandfather was knocking on heaven's door and

I’m bound into a vicious cycle of obscurity so deep that the choice was luminous. I seem less than myself, but at the same time, I can feel relaxed- even self-righteous, believing that I, a mere mortal, am immanent within this existing plane… And, I ask, Why must we face reality and not become lost in the gray abyss of our mind when it returns to the dawn of darkness from whence it came? Truly, it is comforting there…

The darkness is slowly scaring me making me feel overwhelmed. I can’t see anything. I feel suffocated and musty with all these boxes stocked next to me and on top of me. I’ve been here for so long and I feel so hopeless and useless. Then suddenly a bright light shines on me and I finally feel free from this very comfortless home. I wish someone would open this lid on top of me so I can breath in fresh air. But here I am staying strong and just patiently waiting. Then suddenly, I am lifted, opened, and place on top of a flat surface. I feel so nervous. I am hearing human voices. My wish is granted. It is my time, and I am free!

The heaven is the golf course behind the boys’ house. The boys always saw the green hills back there and had always wondered what it truly was. Their mother had told them to never go over there but one day they finally convinced her to let them venture over. The boys packed themselves a lunch, which included a sandwich and a Coke, and they headed over to the green hills. Upon arrival, the boys were shocked at what they saw.

Imagine standing and staring at giant Mountains that were touching clouds, reaching for the sun.And thinking

It is vital to the nature of thought to move out into infinity and to go beyond all restrains of time and space. This seems to be the absolute meaning of the teacher in the text. “Also, he hath set eternity in their heart, yet so that man cannot find out the work that God hath done from the beginning even to the end.”3 The abiding mind of man is an alteration, not an accomplishment. We cannot apprehend the immeasurable, and yet we feel the immense force of it. We must adhere to the endless adventure because God is an infinite creature, and he has set eternity in our

The rugged sea of the lawn illuminated the brisk zephyrs dancing. I saw each individual blade of grass flickering in the summer breezes. It was simple to watch specific pieces of grass because each one boasted a unique tint of green, a quintillion shades of green. The sky was as marvelous as ever. Colors that I could never begin to imagine were spattered, splashed, and speckled on the sky as if God himself held the palate in front of the empyrean canvas. It appeared as if the luminous sunset was a minuscule example of what heaven looked like. A mellifluous range of sounds could be heard. Cicadas buzzed, birds sang, and dogs barked.

My eyes were filled with eagerness and my body was filled with exhilaration. Looking left and looking right, I watched teenagers play drums as if they were music prodigies; I saw horses and carriages as if we were playing a role in a fairytale Disney movie. Various colors of light flashed brightly all around me. All of it was happening at once.

The world I was in had no answers to my dilemma. I felt inside new emotions and feelings, I was not sure how, but my inner life was lighter, drawn to feelings of comfort and knowing how, but sensing I was going to survive my crisis now.

lights, and my nervous parents waiting for my arrival. After months of testing, I came into this world

“Whoa, whoa! Where is this taking us, where, where?” I said as my heart was beating as fast as a runner who finished the Boston Marathon. I was hiking with my family a second ago, and now I am through a wavy transparent wall that made me feel like I was heading through Platform 9 ¾ in Harry Potter. I suddenly was flying through a golden sky that glistened like the sun hitting the ocean. Gracefully I did flips and cartwheels in the air while gold ribbon followed me like ducklings following their mother. Milliseconds later I landed in a grassy field. Cows were harvesting crops and cooking dinner. Straw hats aligned their faces, with brown corduroy overalls splattered in dirt. They smelled like a fertilizer company on a hot summer afternoon.

am’ and the extension can be endless. And what a human life is but an

They stopped. A holographic huge ball lit up, and it played images of a completely different world. Rivers flowed throughout the landscape with green thick grass for miles. There were so many varieties of trees, and then the pockets wildflowers like the colors from a rainbow. The sky was a light blue.

As I step into the world outside my room, I see a bigger picture with

may be answered by the following statement: I am infinity. This holds true from a bio-mathematical approach and a socio-cultural perspective, as well as in a metaphorical sense and in relationship to time. However, an element of concern with this definition is, that as a model answer to all, it would defeat a sense of uniqueness sought by individuals who try to distinguish themselves from their surroundings using the aforementioned question. Specifically, if I am infinity, and You are infinity (in the instance when you define yourself as I am infinity), then language alone cannot highlight the differences between you and me. Thus, the sheer word infinity would be deemed an insufficient response to the essay question; unless infinity were to be considered an infinite concept – infinity accounting for a variety of infinities. It is not within the scope of this essay to discuss whether infinity is truly an infinite concept; but if we were to assume it were not, we would need to contemplate whether I am infinity should be refined to the statement I am a part of infinity, to allow for differentiation among subjects answering the