November 12, 2014
by jcross19
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Metaphor Writing
I am like a tree because it grows every day, and I grow in my faith and have new experiences everyday. I get taller everyday, and when I go places and do things I learn from them and grow in my knowledge. I try new things everyday, just like trees grow a little bit more and have different weather everyday. With the flavor of star fruit in my mouth, I had tried something new.
Trees have many leaves and some fall off over time. I have “leaves” in my life, things that don’t go well but that I have to face and get through them. Once I have passed over the trial in my life, it essentially falls off like a leaf on a tree. Trees have many more leaves that don’t fall off at the same time, and that symbolizes the other trials still to come in my life. One of the leaves I have had in my life was when I broke my arm when I was little. It was hard for me because I was in school and I broke the arm I wrote with so I couldn’t do many of the things we were supposed to do in class.
In the spring time trees get new buds, that will eventually turn into flowers or something else. These buds symbolize the good things and accomplishments in my life. Every time I do something new or accomplish something a new bud forms. For example, some of my accomplishments are winning a writing contest and getting a laptop, another is gaining new belts in karate. The buds on the trees that eventually turn into flowers are the pretty parts of our lives and the parts people remember about us. They hide the leaves of the tree or the ugly parts.
The roots of the tree dig deeper and make the tree more stable each and everyday. The roots of my life is based on my faith, and my faith gets better each day, and it stabilizes me and is the base and foundation of my life. Even if you cut a tree down its roots will still be sturdy in the ground, so just like when people in this world try to harm you or hurt you, you roots are still there and will keep you firm in life. When my grandpa died when I was younger it made my roots grow stronger because it taught me that I need to believe in God and he will comfort me and this experience has helped me in my life in the long run even when it may have been a trial to start with.