Hello, my name is Morgan Beveridge. I am a freshman this year majoring in special
education. I am considering a minor in
history but I am not certain yet. My fun
fact is that I have been an All-Star cheerleader since I was five years
old. I have cheered for Central Ohio
Flames and Ohio Senergy Athletics who of which are the same team but changed
their name about two years ago. Last
semester I went to the University of Toledo where I cheered for both football
and basketball.
When the assignment of the poem was
introduced to me I knew immediately who I wanted to write about. When I first sat down to write, I knew what I
wanted the first couple of lines to say, but once I got past those first two
lines it no longer seemed like a poem to me.
As I continued to write down my ideas, I found that poetry is not something
I am good at. In the end I guess my poem
turned out better than I expected it to.
Moreese Bickhams profile was the one I liked
the most. I found it interesting because
of the way he was treated. He tells his
story about how he ended up in prison and to me it shows how badly he was discriminated
against. My favorite part of the whole profile was
when the attorney Michael Alcamo started to rebuild his case to get him
approved for parole. My absolute
favorite part was when he was released and got reunited with his family. “My first night on death row I asked the Lord
to show me was I gonna get out or not, and he said, “Don’t worry, everything
gonna be alright”” This sentence from the profile I felt was the best because
it showed he never gave up hope when he really had every reason to give
up.
Moreese Bickman was also my favorite profile. But the passage you chose really didn't stick out to me when I read it. Now I'm amazed how I missed it because it seems like a pretty important part of his story
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