I am a butterfly
I haven't turned into a butterfly yet. This symbolizes my need to learn to drive, to get away, or fly away, and I can't. So I'm stuck as this slow little caterpillar. I want to turn into a butterfly, but it seems like so much work, building my cocoon, or taking my driving course, and going through a few strenuous months in the cocoon, or class. Also
The goals include me getting a license and a car, graduating from college and working as a psychologist, psychiatrist, or college professor, me having children and a fine home, and wanting to make my family and my boyfriend proud of me. I work all the time when I'm not in school, and I have to take care of my boyfriend and house too. When I turn into a butterfly (accomplish my goals) I will have fewer legs, and wings to get me around. No matter how heavy my body gets I can still get by, because my little legs still support me. I have to do the laundry, clean the house, make the food. These symbolize the goals that seem so small now. caterpillars eat and eat, just like me. These goals keep me going everyday. But, my big fat body symbolizes all the stress in my life, my job, school and my boyfriend. I have a bunch of little legs though, that keep me going.
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