#minitask

Being an only child brought up in a (usually) nuclear home, I am oftentimes left alone and is expected to learn how to do things on my own. Very young children typically start cooking instant food, and it was the same for me. Then, my mother would season different ingredients and let the actual cooking to me and eventually, I learned how to season dishes on my own. I think food is an important part of life; it is both an art and science, and gives people happiness. It’s much like music, which I enjoy, as it also connects people all over the world. Cooking is a skill that I still want to hone and hopefully do it for more people.

Finally my hero that’s in my family is my older sister called Shara. She’s my hero as she’s been through a lot at such a young age and had to help look after and provide for the rest of her siblings including me. Ever since my mother passed my sister has helped me through all my problems and supported not only me but also the whole family. She will always be my hero.

You can see the expressions on the protesters’ faces that they’re very passionate with what they’re protesting about. Their body language shows that they’re becoming aggressive towards the police, the raising of their hands shows that they’re trying to catch attention.

You can see that the police are being very aggressive towards the protesters. This would make the viewer feel very uncomfortable as its shows physical abuse towards another person. This could also connote that the protester was being violent so the police has to restrain them.

The expressions of the protesters’ faces show that they really believe and support their protest about work pay. These people seem very angry with how the government works and demand change. The man in the front looks like he’s shouting in anger to get everybody’s attention.

I find this piece very powerful as it shows how this person has no money. The empty wallet states that they have nothing left not even a penny. This makes the viewers sympathise with the person as it makes them imagine what it would be like to have literally nothing.

This is a poem which has always been a favourite of mine since I did it at school and it is what I first thought of when we were given this brief of analysing poetry, and as someone who loved English and loves to write I am really enjoying this brief so far.