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I Love English
I LOVE ENGLISH I've always wanted to share this to someone but I never got the chance. This is the biggest secret in my whole life. Nobody knows about this not even my sisters that I'm in love!! After every breath and every hour that I've spent with my love it had lead to this. I love you for a thousand years and I'll love you for a thousand more my dear English!!! English had always been the love of my life and it will always be. I fell in love with this spectacular English about ten years ago. All those nursery rhymes in English created a small thing for English in my heart. Especially the rhyme about Humpty Dumpty who was dumped to the ground even without tripping over a hump. Oh yes, not forgetting the famous Jack and Jill who went to the hill to fetch a pail of water but sadly it's banned now. Never mind the pre-school students still have the rhyme about the fish which bit the boy who caught it alive.

With all this, I realised that I have a huge amount of interest in literature especially in poetry. And I felt like I-I love you like a love song English and I keep hitting repeat. That's when I started writing my own poems. Literature is actually the most loveliest thing in English. The whole beauty of English is in it. I love to write things in a literal meaning as it is the best part of English. Poetry is in fact one of the ultimate reason for the deep affection that I have for English. With all this, there is also one main factor for the love that I have for English which is my English teacher during my standard 2 and 3, Ms Rinny Seah Kwee Jean. She had been a wonderful teacher and I must say that I had been always the apple of her eye. I just love her spelling rounds. Everyone would be spelling the words wrongly and only I'll be the only one to know how to spell each and every word that she asks perfectly.

Everything about English invites me in. Even if a boy talks English so well and fluently with all those bombastic words I'll
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