My Writing Process Essay: A Perfect Storm

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A Perfect Storm
Imagine this it is the most beautiful sunny day sitting by the pool it’s not too hot that it would uncomfortable but a nice cold glass of lemonade couldn’t hurt. The pool is always cold but today when dipping a foot in it’s the perfect temperature nothing could ever get better than this day. Then the cloud blocks the sun for a minute and it starts to become chili . Then a heavy breeze starts and before anyone knows it rain starts to fall down hitting the ground viciously. The storm picks up second after second growing more and more vicious. All the studden the storm ends the sun comes back out and a rainbow appears. This is what I would compare my writing process to.there is the good sunny parts of my writing where I truly Believe that I am writing with a purpose, but there's also the story side where self-doubt comes into play and I believe my writing is not good and can be better. Almost any paper I have a right has all my blood sweat and tears in it. Believe that I am writing with a purpose, but there's also the story side where self-doubt comes into play and I believe my writing is not good and can be better. Almost any paper I have a right has all my blood sweat and tears in it. …show more content…

Once I am able or if I am able to understand what the prompt want me to do then I start to brainstorm during this brainstorming process I try to really dig deep and figure out what the problem wants me to do. Are usually struggle with this phase of my writing process. I frequently find that I am not sure of what the prompt is asking me to do. I not sure of what the prompt is asking me to do. I plan to fix this by asking my teacher what he or she is looking for or looking at the piece itself and trying to go more in depth of what the bigger picture is behind the prompt. By asking more questions it will allow me to get my paper the backbone he needs to stand up by

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