Graduation Speech: The Struggle Is True

Hey, it 's your boy,Isai who lately has been struggling in the past few days. As the saying goes, “the struggle is real.” I have been through alot and so far, life has impacted me heavily and deeply. “Mas vale pájaro en mano que cien volando” in translation “ bird in hand is worth flying” which I find relates to my life. “Ojos que no ven, corazón que no siente/llora”.“Eyes that don’t see, heart that doesn’t feel/cry. / What the eyes don’t see, the heart doesn’t feel/cry over.”

I am currently a student Western Harnett High School and I am trying my best to get my way through high school and to get over with school in general. I never know where life can take me, but I hope it will pay off some day. A wise man once told me “ to follow my heart,and

Some of my friends from elementary school such as Carl and Jonathan went to a different middle school such as Western Harnett Middle School and that really bothered me due to the fact that I wasn 't able to keep that friendship alive like I intended it to be. I believe that my IQ level was really low and that I was still immature which was my personality back then. I had three teachers which was Mrs.Hancock,Mrs.Carroll,and Mrs. Williams that taught four subjects which were Math,Science,ELA,and Social Studies. Out of them four subjects, Math and Social Studies were my favorite because I was really into it and I was able to know a lot of things.My favorite teachers which were Mrs.Hancock and Mrs.Carroll. Mrs.Hancock was my favorite teacher because she was very chill,interactive,and she also taught Math. Mrs.Carroll was also one of my favorite teachers because she had a kind heart and she taught ElA and Social Studies with passion which I really liked about her. Since I went to HMS which was a new middle school, we(students) had the school to ourselves and so I called that my