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Personal Narrative: The Amazing Sport Of Soccer

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I finally found the soccer cleats right before my big game. The soccer shoes that will help me show my skills in the amazing sport of soccer. Then I thought to myself about all the benefits that the cleats would bring. Benefits like running as fast as a cheetah or jumping as high as a kangaroo. I approach my team and start preparing for the game and visualizing like i never have before. Suddenly, my cleats wake up and see the ball approaching me. They take a deep breath and prepare to shoot. The shot is taken and I watch the ball fly like a rocket. It goes in and I feel like I can hear cheers from all over the world, from Spain, and from Argentina, and Germany, and England, and Brazil, and Portugal, and all the other nations that play this

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