Poetry Collection

"It was different than anything I had ever come across. It bothered me to discover something that represented a rite of passage. It was a journey in time. It described the evolution of man slowly making its mark in history. How a mark could eluded me so much pleasure. I was pleased to see something different that reminded me of my past that I could not quite understand the truth behind it. The imagery eluded my imagination. I stared at the mark on the wall and it had moved me. It made me feel welcome. No other wall in the house had been so privileged to having this mark. The mark had a favorable impression to me. Through this image, I wrote the message it conveys the American Dream. The American dream is a historical belief that if you work hard enough, anything is possible. American belief is that no matter what background you have poor or rich; it is possible to acquire wealth by working toward your goal. When America said, "give me your huddled masses," it granted every American the personal freedom to pursue their dream."