Feeling Moved to Tears through English
As a writer, I've always believed in the power of language to evoke emotions. But I never realized just how deeply I could feel until I started reading and writing in English. The language has touched me in ways that I never thought possible. In this article, I want to share some of my experiences of being moved to tears through English.
Discovering the Beauty of Poetry
When I first started learning English, I struggled to understand the complexities of poetry. But once I started delving deeper into the language, I realized that poetry was more than just words on a page. It was a means of expressing emotions in a way that went beyond ordinary language. I remember reading "Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night" by Dylan Thomas for the first time and feeling a lump in my throat that wouldn't go away. The sheer beauty of the language brought tears to my eyes.
Examining the Power of Literature
Connecting with Others across the Globe
One of the most amazing things about English is its ability to connect people from all over the world. When I write in English, I know that I am communicating with a global audience. I can connect with people who are thousands of miles away and share my experiences with them. Whether it's through social media, blogging, or simply chatting with someone in a different country, English has opened up a world of possibilities for me.