” I got this poem from a book entitled ‘Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul III’ and written by Selina E. Matis. It sounds so rhetoric for me as it is increasing my strength whenever I read it”
ability is to look at a blank page,
and create a poem.
ability is to stare into the eyes of fear,
and come out stronger because of it.
ability is to walk into a room of strangers,
and come out with friends.
ability is to admit you are wrong,
when you are wrong.
ability is to get back up,
when you fall down.
ability is to believe,
when everything seems lost.
ability – a simple word, with a complex meaning.
for many, ability is never found, but for all ability is within.
ability stares everyone in the face at one time or another.
NOUNS is the name of a thing. For examples: house or happiness.
NOUNS can be…
COMMON NOUN which usually starts with a small letter. For examples: house, car, boy, door, river, etc.
PROPER NOUN which starts with a capital letter. For examples: John Lennon, Indonesia, Jakarta, Monday, September, Mount Everest, etc.
MATERIAL NOUN which is naturally created. For examples: moon, water, gold, copper, etc.
COLLECTIVE NOUN which is a group (unity) of things. For examples: committee, a set of tools, team, audience, a crew of sailors, etc.
ABSTRACT NOUN which is existing as an idea, rather than having a physical or practical existence. For examples: agreement, happiness, friendship, truth, development, etc.
NOUNS also can be…
COUNTABLE NOUN which is divided into SINGULAR and PLURAL. For examples: child -> children, man -> men, tooth -> teeth, wife -> wives, potato -> potatoes, key -> keys, city -> cities, sandwich -> sandwiches, box -> boxes, etc.
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN which cannot be counted and is always categorized as SINGULAR. It can be CONCRETE or ABSTRACT nouns. For examples: water, cheese, flour, gas, honey, coffee, happiness, etc.
