You and Me

with you, I just want to make one thing clear. My feelings for you are very strong and they will be that strong for a while. Every question I have asked you has had a purpose because I want to be the best person I have ever been not only for myself, but for my family, your family, and most importantly, you. There are so many reasons why you won me over, from your smile to your contagious encouraging attitude, to your lovely hair, determination, positive outlook on life and your future, you opening

Can you tell I’m dying inside? Or do I hide it much too well? This false smile of mine has been plastered on my face for as long as I can remember. And remember I do, even though I try so hard to forget. Isn’t it cruel how the memories that we desperately want to erase are the ones that we can never shake? These memories haunt me every waking moment of my life…and sometimes follow me into the land of dreams. As if watching them constantly replay in my head during the day isn’t enough! Sometimes

addiction after I had got away from drugs. Looking up from my cake I could see my friend running towards me. “Grace,” my friend shouted to me flashing a piece of paper, “I need you to hold this for me because I have to give this assignment to a teacher!” “I’m not holding your dumb drugs for you, Ash” I declared. “Please, I’m only just starting to fit in! You don’t want to be the reason they all hate me, do you?” Ash pleaded. “Fine, you’d better come back fast, I don’t want to be stuck with them by myself

explored the way narrative has been structed in my chosen music videos. Firstly, I have chosen to analyse Shawn Mendes’ music video, “There’s Nothing Holding Me Back” which is about the artist and his love interest exploring europe through many transportation whilst he is on tour. Secondly I have decided to analyse the music video “You Belong With Me” by Taylor Swift which is based on a high school girl falling in love with the most popular boy in the school. Lastly I have analysed Charlie Puth’s music

If You Really Knew Me Ellen DeGeneres once said, “Find out who you are and be that person. That’s what your soul was put on this Earth to be. Find that truth, live that truth and everything else will come.” I hope that since my first sentence in my essay was an inspirational quote by Ellen DeGeneres, it attracted your attention. If you really knew me, you would know I am lucky to have such an awesome mother, I love playing music, and I like visiting Pittsburgh. I’ve realized that my mother, music

You Fit Into Me Margaret Atwood writes in a vivid, witty and often sharply discomfiting style in all of her literary works. To call her a feminist author is in a way selling her short as her work, while often centered on issues of gender, has also focused on Canadian national identity, Canada's relations with the United States and Europe, human rights issues, environmental issues, and the Canadian wilderness. The poem that I chose to analyze is a very short poem consisting of only four

Have you ever felt like someone really didn’t know you? From the book, “You Don’t Know Me” the main character John starts the book off with the quote, “You don’t know me.” He repeats this throughout the book, so it’s one of the reasons I chose this quote. In this novel, John has plenty of issues going on. His father leaves him when he was younger and he is being raised by his mom and her boyfriend, who abuses John. I chose the quote “You Don’t Know Me.” because it was the only one that stood out

The Geography of You and Me is written by Jennifer E. Smith. Jennifer holds a master’s degree in creative writing. She received this degree from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland. She has also written many other books such as, This Is What Happy Looks Like, The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight, The Storm Makers, You are Here, and The Comeback Season. This book is broken into four parts. The first part of the book is called Here. In Here is where the story begins. The story

for Lisa Dickenson’s new book, You Had Me at Merlot. Here's my review of the book! On a recent Wednesday night, I spent eight hours on my couch with Lisa Dickenson’s new book, You Had Me at Merlot. When we need an escape, what could be better than sunshine, a fab vineyard and stunning Italy? It is definitely one of the funniest books I have read for the year. It’s my first book by Lisa and I knew I would like it as she is really cool and I like her a lot. You Had Me at Merlot follows the tale of Elle

You Fit Into Me “You Fit Into Me” by Margaret Atwood creates an image of love with the first stanza, but pain in the last. The poem begins with “You fit into me/ like a hook into an eye” (1-2) which suggests of two people in love; they fit as one. “A fish hook/ an open eye” (3-4) paints an image of pain and discomfort, and creates a shift in what seems like a perfect relationship. The first literary device we see is a simile. “You fit into me/ like a hook into an eye” (1-2) creates an image of two