I am a writer. Every word, every sentence, proper arrangement of syllabi that emanates from my mortal being must constitute a veritable work of art. If I fail to live up to this standard, it must immediately be modified to conform towards the necessary specifications.
I place the utmost significance in the formulation of my work, for it is the summarization (if it be deemed in that way) of my intensive mental efforts towards the culmination of a written page. Within that written page, lies my cranial structures embedded within something of a more amorous nature, that of the cardiovascular (to put it in scientific terms); the immersion of the two mandates cognition and knowledgeability of the two aspects of human nature. Each are of vital significance towards the integration of the self; each are interdependent upon the other; neither is to be regarded as a singular entity.
As noted in previous essays, at the time of my physical inception, I was bestowed with the distinctive qualities of advanced speech and cognitive thought (as those are the defining characteristics that distinguish humanity from the more primitive species); thus, I have always possessed an insistent desire to utilize these remarkable (modify word?) for the equitable advancement of the self and the greater societal good; as my humanistic obligation is indispensably correspondent upon my sacrosanct ability; for it is the physical obligation of God's will.
Similarly, at the time of my physical inception, I had come to the realization that the sagacious usage of my sacrosanct ability would determine the sequence of events that would come to characterize later years.
I gravely necessitated to develop these interests as it would be a great incentive towards the realization of my goals and aspirations; thus, I immediately surrounded myself with knowledge. My gradual humanistic and intellectual development equitably followed suit.
I pursued my interests with an intense voracity; it was not predetermined; its spontaneity nearly deemed it pulchritudinous (NOTE: the use of this word is solely for vanity and appearing grandiloquent); if my humanistic and intellectual development were to be of a more preordained matter, the logicality and rationality entailed in its sequence, would remove my enthusiasm from said event; thus the intake of knowledge might not have been as effective in its final integration. Although this might seem as contradictory towards my established idiosyncrasies, I was of still of an entirely juvenile nature; nothing in that period is programmed except the daily matter of meals and television programming (suffice it so say, even those matters can be considered somewhat haphazard.)
I place the utmost significance in the formulation of my work, for it is the summarization (if it be deemed in that way) of my intensive mental efforts towards the culmination of a written page. Within that written page, lies my cranial structures embedded within something of a more amorous nature, that of the cardiovascular (to put it in scientific terms); the immersion of the two mandates cognition and knowledgeability of the two aspects of human nature. Each are of vital significance towards the integration of the self; each are interdependent upon the other; neither is to be regarded as a singular entity.
As noted in previous essays, at the time of my physical inception, I was bestowed with the distinctive qualities of advanced speech and cognitive thought (as those are the defining characteristics that distinguish humanity from the more primitive species); thus, I have always possessed an insistent desire to utilize these remarkable (modify word?) for the equitable advancement of the self and the greater societal good; as my humanistic obligation is indispensably correspondent upon my sacrosanct ability; for it is the physical obligation of God's will.
Similarly, at the time of my physical inception, I had come to the realization that the sagacious usage of my sacrosanct ability would determine the sequence of events that would come to characterize later years.
I gravely necessitated to develop these interests as it would be a great incentive towards the realization of my goals and aspirations; thus, I immediately surrounded myself with knowledge. My gradual humanistic and intellectual development equitably followed suit.
I pursued my interests with an intense voracity; it was not predetermined; its spontaneity nearly deemed it pulchritudinous (NOTE: the use of this word is solely for vanity and appearing grandiloquent); if my humanistic and intellectual development were to be of a more preordained matter, the logicality and rationality entailed in its sequence, would remove my enthusiasm from said event; thus the intake of knowledge might not have been as effective in its final integration. Although this might seem as contradictory towards my established idiosyncrasies, I was of still of an entirely juvenile nature; nothing in that period is programmed except the daily matter of meals and television programming (suffice it so say, even those matters can be considered somewhat haphazard.)
