Finding Your Identity
If you love yourself completely for whom you really are,
nothing will deter you from seeking your own star.
Finding your identity is to love your inner soul,
this should be a priority; this should be your goal.
nothing will deter you from seeking your own star.
Finding your identity is to love your inner soul,
this should be a priority; this should be your goal.
Don't become concerned what others think or say,
pursue to find your truth, this is the only way.
Finding your identity strengthens your belief,
your future can be changed to give you sweet relief.
pursue to find your truth, this is the only way.
Finding your identity strengthens your belief,
your future can be changed to give you sweet relief.
You might be overcome by rules that others make,
release these misconceptions; it's better for your sake.
Finding your identity frees the bonds that bind,
allowing you your freedom that you could never find.
release these misconceptions; it's better for your sake.
Finding your identity frees the bonds that bind,
allowing you your freedom that you could never find.
Building up self-confidence is not an easy task,
but once you have achieved this, it will always last.
Finding your identity will encourage you to trust,
in your sacred power, it's such a blessed plus.
but once you have achieved this, it will always last.
Finding your identity will encourage you to trust,
in your sacred power, it's such a blessed plus.
Soon you will encounter as awareness grows,
your own special gifts, this you feel and know.
Finding your identity expands your need to learn,
how to be independent; this is a key concern.
your own special gifts, this you feel and know.
Finding your identity expands your need to learn,
how to be independent; this is a key concern.
Then life as you once knew it will change over time,
self-worth is so important so you can start to shine.
Finding your identity will give you self-esteem,
it hides deep within you; it's where it's always been.
This poem illustrates the idea that being yourself is the only way to successfully live your life. It talks about how you should ignore what others may see you as, and instead only care about how you feel about yourself as a person. The first stanza goes into detail about the fact that this whole concept should be a goal in your life. I completely concur with these statements. Being a teenager, I have heard "peer pressure speech" so many times and "BE YOURSELF!" is kind of permanently in my brain thanks to parents, teachers, and society in general. I feel that the third stanza relates the most to A Doll's House because the first line ("You might be overcome by rules that others make...") obviously connects to Torvald and how he was over-bearing. Also, the end of that stanza ("Finding your identity frees the bonds that bind, allowing you your freedom that you could never find...") fits perfectly with Nora because as the protagonist, the audience can clearly see her feelings and how she was happy to have left Torvald in the end. She is free to be her newly confident self and she is no longer tied down.
self-worth is so important so you can start to shine.
Finding your identity will give you self-esteem,
it hides deep within you; it's where it's always been.
This poem illustrates the idea that being yourself is the only way to successfully live your life. It talks about how you should ignore what others may see you as, and instead only care about how you feel about yourself as a person. The first stanza goes into detail about the fact that this whole concept should be a goal in your life. I completely concur with these statements. Being a teenager, I have heard "peer pressure speech" so many times and "BE YOURSELF!" is kind of permanently in my brain thanks to parents, teachers, and society in general. I feel that the third stanza relates the most to A Doll's House because the first line ("You might be overcome by rules that others make...") obviously connects to Torvald and how he was over-bearing. Also, the end of that stanza ("Finding your identity frees the bonds that bind, allowing you your freedom that you could never find...") fits perfectly with Nora because as the protagonist, the audience can clearly see her feelings and how she was happy to have left Torvald in the end. She is free to be her newly confident self and she is no longer tied down.
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