Reflection Paper On Prepositions

When I started working on prepositions, I could not keep up my spirit from the beginning to the end. You know why: because it seems to be a dry subject among all other subjects, where language or literature is concerned. Sometimes I was up in spirit sometimes down in enthusiasm. When I took the preposition ‘off’, my mind was off. I thought of putting a full stop to my efforts at times. Throughout my life, I had seen hardships, but I could put only a semicolon to my efforts. I had a question, and I was thinking over that again. How the readers and the students would react to my efforts and towards me. I knew I worked for them. I knew how much I was concerned about them. Above all, I would like to have a place in the heart of someone by producing a work of good standard. Often I kept myself awake until one o’ clock at night. Anyhow, I would get up around seven in the morning. Sometimes even my personal things put me behind this work. At times, I felt it was better for me to sit without this work. However, I knew the spirit within me would never let me rest. I wanted to resume the work after sometime. I was past the hope of completing the work. I was out to relax. I was with it again. Sometimes I felt the need to have someone beside me; besides, I felt the need to have a cup of coffee often.

I was torn between insipidness and enthusiasm. Despite all these doubts, I was on to it again. It was a time for me to work on the preposition