Summary Of ' The ' I Am I '

Clare does a fair job in capturing how it is to be a lonely, melancholic soul, grieving the loss of friendship in love, all while making it clear that the speaker has a vast knowledge of self awareness. The simplistic seeming set up of the stanzas lends to a much deeper understanding of the human condition. “I Am” is written with precise punctuation, purposeful repetition, as well as a distinct rhyme scheme which helps to create the morose but understanding atmosphere that exists in the speaker 's head.

“So do you think you can let me ask you some questions?” Anna asked Martin.

"We need to go to bed it going to be early when we get up tomorrow." Cody said.

“Tay, what time is it?” She turned and inquired of her litter sister who was trailing close behind with her best friend.

Matt stared through the window, thrilled at the thought of what he would do that day.He immediantly grabbed his phone and texted Tommy, "Did you see the snow outside yet!?", Then waited.He soon got a text back saying, "Yeah, hurry and get ready, I'll meet you at Ripping Hill",Matt put his phone back, got dressed in almost three layers, and ran into Anna's room to wake her up.He tuned the light on, jumped onto her bed and bounced until she was awaken.

In the morning, it felt like a regular day. Lyla woke up to complete silence. She rolled out of bed, sliding her feet into her slippers and picked up the clothes that she’d picked out yesterday to wear today at school. She opened her bedroom door and walked down the narrow hallway to the bathroom, stopping at her sister’s room.

"Do you want to sleep in here tonight?" Anima nodded and tiptoed off to change. I laid a surplus amount of blankets and pillows on the floor.

Amber started her morning the way she always did. She rolled over in bed to shut off her alarm clock that now shined a red light showing 9:38 a.m. Most would consider this sleeping in, but for Amber it was just another day. She got out of bed, slipped on her slippers and a sweater, and headed out the door to grab her morning coffee from a little shop down the street.

“We need to hurry. I slept in a lot. It’s already probably 11:00 a.m. already.” Said Lilly’s mom while she was shoving her piece of bread in her mouth. Once they had eaten breakfast and packed up their things, they were off again.

“I think it’s best if we stay clear of Laura, so we don’t get caught up in the drama” Lydia sighed with reassurance.

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The question “who am I”? Can have a lot of individuals thinking about themselves, including myself because one might not know where to start. It is a very broad question, but having done the Strengths Finder 2.0 assessment, I realized more in depth what kind of person I really am based on my top 5 strengths. Who I am as a learner, who I am in my career and who I am as a person of faith lead me to answering the question above and understanding more of myself within.

Breath in through your mouth and out through your noise and some might say breath in your noise and out through your mouth to keep less germs from coming in but, I had my own technique. Breathing In through my noise and out my noise was my strategy and it worked every single time. This is the technique that gave me my passion, this is the technique that gave me part of my description, this is the technique that gave me part of my identity, and this is the technique that made me who I am today.

The poet John Clare wrote “I am” in the 1840s, the latter part of his life. It is easy to see from just the short biography that Rob Pope provides in Studying English Literature and Language that Clare was a troubled man. This characteristic of the poet is expressed extremely well in “I am” where he describes the melancholy emotions that plague him.

"Don't you dare finish that sentence you dang well know the answer I'm tired of you asking me. Here's a nice thought for the both of you how about you try doing your homework."