Original
Art, "Retribution" © Dale Terbush
Do
the Things You Know You Should Do
By:
Russell Hellin, 17, Sachem High School, NY 1998
There is so much
to tell, but not enough time to tell it. I could write forever and everything
I could want to say can't all be said. That's the first thing that must
be said, there's never enough time to do what you want to do. So, do the
things you know you should do. Let you feelings be your guide, and never
let anyone tell you that you are wrong to feel any particular way. A feeling
is an original emotion, and no matter what technology there is in the future,
no one will ever clone it. Technology of the future may be greater than
any one of us could imagine now, but the human brain is the best processor
there is. Nothing compares to it, nothing ever will. The human brain needs
constant stimulation or it doesn't work as well as we'd like. Nobody knows
there own potential. When you think you've reached it, you are wrong, because
if you think you have, your potential has just increased by tenfold. The
worst thing you can do is lose focus of what's important to you, what ever
it may be. For me, right now, it's telling you what the next generation
needs to know. I realize I'm writing this all in tangents, but I guess
that's life, life is full of tangents, and you have to choose which ones
to go down and which ones to pass up on, because you will never get to
them all.
Contact Russell
.......... Hellin96@aol.com
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