Monologue called finding your passion.

Hello Scope online community 

I wrote a monologue for a BBC Coventry city culture opportunity to get my monologue filmed and showed on BBC 3 if I am lucky, but am unsure whether apply or not?

I look forward to hearing scope online community about what you think my Monologue  

Monologue called finding your passion.

You know, when you’re young … you are encouraged to keep learning from your failures and are all part of this learning process.

When you’re that young, decisions which you want to take your life are not yet feasible. I was born in Coventry. 

I kept trying different crafts but soon lost interest in them, within a few hours doing a particular craft and I would keep doing this as many years passed by.

I was like that when I was seventeen. I was just young and foolish. I thought everything would just fall into my lap without any hard work from me. I used to blame my disability and others for this delay in my desires.

I figured that I would really have to try to find my passion. I know it may be a long road before I figure out my true passion.

I then after a few months trying different things. Eventually, I found my love for poetry, as I had struggled to express my feelings and emotion through my spoken words. I am now vibrant and full of life through my poetry writing.

I was an amazing, kind and warm-hearted person. I hoped I would find that special someone to share these special memories with really soon.

I saw his poetry writing had given many opportunities to get my poetry seen by a wider audience. After a few months of working hard at my craft, I had failures which I used as a learning process. I then entered my poetry in a poetry competition, and I was able to get my first poem published in a book.

I could not believe his luck. I was lost for words. This is never normal as I always had a word to say.

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I now let my pen do the taking. I had covered a variety of important topics such as being born premature and the doctors not giving much hope of my surviving the night. But, I defied the odds and proved the doctors wrong.

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I gave so many, scope online, to community members, hope and courage putting smiles on their faces, through the national lockdown, by reading my poetry.

As I had not let my disability prevent me from following my dreams. I proved my doubters wrong.

I said that it does not matter how many failures I endure, I will succeed one day. I want to show that people can succeed at their passion if they take the time to learn your craft whatever that may be.