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The Power of Words: A Personal Journey Through Life's Lessons

In this narrative, I reflect on my relationship with language and its impact on my life. From the playful fascination with curse words in my youth to the profound realizations about the weight of words, I share snapshots of my experiences in chronological order. Each period in my life presented unique lessons about communication and the implications of my choices. Though I steer clear of using curse words, I explore how they shaped my understanding and connection with others, ultimately leading to a deeper appreciation for the power words hold in our lives.

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The Power of Words: A Personal Journey Through Life's Lessons

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  1. What do you notice? Personal Narrative Elements

  2. fascinated with curse words in first person *I, my, we our just part of your life *slice of the author’s life *snapshot liked to learn life lesson learned at the end *don’t use curse words *words can’t hurt you – they sure can get you in a lot of trouble Non-Fiction Chronological order What do you notice? 1st period

  3. First person • I, my, me, we, our • Non-Fiction • Slice of the author’s life • snapshot • detailed • Lesson learned • Chronological order What do you notice? 2nd period

  4. author likes words • written in 1st person • I, me, my, we, our • explained the part of the story • slice of the author’s life • snapshot • USED DETAILS • Non-Fiction • Chronological order • Lesson learned in last paragraph What do you notice? 4th period

  5. First person • me, my, I, we, our • Non-Fiction • Slice of author’s life • snapshot • Chronological order • Life lesson in last paragraph What do you notice? 5th period

  6. First person • I, me, my, we, ours • Non-Fiction • Specific experience - Slice of the author’s life • snapshot • Chronological order • Lesson learned in the last paragraph What do you notice? 6th period

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