Descriptive Essay On Totem Pole

My Totem Pole
Totem poles are interesting pieces of culture and history. Traditionally used by the native peoples of the Northwestern coast, they are popular pieces of art among society and are considered a big part of Coastal Indian culture. Despite their importance, nobody can really agree on what totem poles are meant for. They are usually said to be storytellers or marks of prestige, as well as a way to honor the deceased. Nowadays they are often made for art, but their traditional purposes still stand. The animals that make up the totem pole have different meanings to different people, but certain traits of the animals are usually agreed on by society. Using these presented traits and playing mix-and-match with your own traits, you can find a list of “spirit animals” that are most like you. I did this, and here are my “results”.
The animal I’ve determined I identify the most with is a mouse. The first (and probably most obvious) reason is that I’m a quiet introvert that almost never socializes with others. I would rather hide in my room than hang out with people, with exception of one or two of my closest friends. Even online I don’t socialize with people unless I’m debating with someone or (once again) hanging out/talking with a

My love for art and the art of music is my main reason for being similar to a Pegasus. I like to write and make stories, and I will enter five phases at once and try to learn things like coding and drawing while trying to battle my laziness. As for music, I usually enjoy any genre of music except for twangy country music and hardcore rap. I also like to play the violin, and can usually hear a tune and repeat a simplified melody on a piano. I’m basically creative in multiple ways, but usually too lazy to fully pursue a single