I Believe In Patience Analysis

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This I believe… When I was just three years old I was rushed into the ER. I had just received a gash on the side of my head just above my right eye. It’s cause—lack of patience. You see, patience is the cause of virtually anything that transpires in this world. It’s what causes problems and solutions and gets the timing on things just right. This is why I believe in patience. If I didn’t, well, I’d just get the consequences. Before I explicate my story, keep in mind a Quote from Edmund Burke. He verbalized, “Our patience will achieve more than our force.” Now to the story. It all started when I decided that I would sit on my older brothers “chair” and color his picture. That ended up being a bad choice because in lieu of patience being used

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