Your name: zena assadi.

Activity on the poem: as I grew older.

Book name: as I grew older.

Table of contents:

1) The poem _ as I grew older

2) Activity 1_ a letter to the poet

3) Activity 2_ my dream

Letter to the poet:

Hello Langston hughas.

I decided to send you this letter after I read your great poet “as I grew older” I can’t describe how I felt while we was reading your poem. your poem  describes our reality as Arab people in Jews country we are minority her ,we are oppressed from Jews people .there is an obvious discrimination here Arab are living the same situation of discrimination that black people lived before ,Israel people always try to drive us from our homeland  and we always look for the same light that you looking for We try to break the wall which dimming our future our rose won’t give up it will grew and grew until we achieve our dream .

we believe that all of us are human bones and we have the right to live without discrimination like: color, language and homeland

I want to thank you because you gave me more and more motivation to continue in order to achieve my dream.

 My dream:

Each one has his own dream that he or she tries to achieve and today I am going to talk about my sweet dream.

My dream is to be a nurse like my grandma she is my ideal nurse who motivates me to choose this job, my grandma is a sincere person who likes her job every day she goes to work like her first day, she never complains or goes there against her will.                   I think it’s a humanitarian profession  in each moment you help people and sometimes you  save them from risk or death ,I always dream to wear the white clothes which symbolizes purity and good heart and to wander between patients and help them everywhere and in each place you need a nurse .

at the end I hope to achieve my dream after finishing my high school and I hope to be successful nurse ,I know that this job has a big responsibility but I know also that I can take this responsibility ,I always draw on my mind my beautiful picture with these white clothes.

                                     the end